Greenland's leader, Jens-Friedrich Nielsen, has made it clear that the population and authorities of the Arctic island should begin preparing for a possible US military invasion, even if they believe the States would not dare to take such a step.
Points of attention
- Authorities emphasize the importance of being prepared for any scenarios, as the island faces 'great pressure' according to the Minister of Finance.
- While a military conflict may be unlikely, the leader of Greenland stresses the importance of not ignoring the threats and being ready for any eventuality.
Nielsen believes Trump's threats cannot be ignored
Amid increasing threats from the US president, the leader of Greenland addressed the island's population with an important statement.
In his opinion, it is time to prepare for an American invasion, even if such a development of events currently seems impossible.
Military conflict is unlikely, but it cannot be ruled out.
Jens-Frederik Nielsen
Prime Minister of Greenland
He officially confirmed that the Greenland government will form a working group consisting of representatives from all relevant local authorities.
This will provide an opportunity to help people prepare for any disruptions to daily life.
In addition, it is noted that the island's authorities are working to disseminate new recommendations to the population, including recommendations to keep a five-day supply of food in their homes.
In turn, the island's Minister of Finance and former leader Mute B. Egede noted that Greenland is under "great pressure" and "we must be prepared for any scenarios."
