By Hammad Kahlun
International Correspondent
SNN News Finland
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has once again emphasized the strategic importance of Greenland, describing it as a key asset for national and transatlantic security.
Commenting on Denmark’s recent steps to strengthen security on the island, Trump criticized the measures as symbolic rather than effective. He suggested that the actions taken were insufficient to address broader security concerns in the Arctic region.
Trump argued that U.S. involvement in Greenland is necessary not only for American national security but also for the wider security framework of Europe.
According to him, European stakeholders are aware of Greenland’s strategic value and recognize the role the United States could play in safeguarding it.
His remarks have revived debate over his earlier proposal regarding Greenland, a position that previously sparked diplomatic reactions across Europe.
Greenland’s strategic role in Arctic security continues to draw global political attention.
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