Trump: No Force for Greenland Acquisition, Demands Immediate Talks

• US President Donald Trump stated in Davos he would not use force to acquire Greenland, clarifying his stance on military intervention.
• Trump reiterated his demand for full ownership of Greenland, arguing it's essential for defense and security, not just a lease.
• He criticized Denmark as "ungrateful" for refusing to cede Greenland, citing US defense during World War II when Denmark surrendered quickly.
• Trump called the US decision to return Greenland to Denmark after WWII a "mistake" and expressed surprise at Denmark's current refusal.
• He urged immediate talks with European countries, asserting that US control of Greenland would benefit both America and Europe, and strengthen NATO.

Why It Matters: Trump rules out force for Greenland, seeks full ownership for defense, and demands immediate talks with European nations.