Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen may meet US President Donald Trump at this week's NATO summit in The Hague, as the two leaders have only communicated by phone since Trump returned to the White House. Their relationship, previously deemed good by Frederiksen, has faced strain due to Trump's controversial assertion of wanting to assert US control over Greenland. Despite differences, Frederiksen remains cautious in her comments about their relationship, acknowledging the significance of the transatlantic alliance while addressing the overshadowing disagreement over Greenland's status.
Because quotes can be taken out of context and quotes apply to the time they were made, she said.
Clearly, as things stand now, the president has stated that he wants to take a part of the Danish Kingdom and won't rule out doing so militarily.
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