US Congress unlikely to back a Greenland invasion, top Democrat says - Regional Media News

Reuters writes about it. He made this statement against the background of previous statements by US President Donald Trump that he wants the United States to seize Greenland, and did not rule out the use of force for this.” I do not believe that there is real bipartisan support in Congress for aggressive action on Greenland,” he said. “You will have to ask our Republican colleagues, but I have not seen serious Republicans - members of Congress s…

U.S. Congress Unlikely To Back Forceful Trump Move On Greenland

Under a 1951 agreement with Denmark, the United States has the right to move freely and build military bases in Greenland, provided both Denmark and Greenland are informed. The post U.S. Congress Unlikely To Back Forceful Trump Move On Greenland appeared first on StratNews Global.

Hakeem Jeffries, the leader of the Democratic Party in the US House of Representatives, said in Copenhagen today that the United States Congress was unlikely to support an invasion of Greenland, which is an autonomous territory of Denmark. Earlier, President Donald Trump repeatedly stated that he wanted the United States to take Greenland, and did not rule out using military force to do so. A US court blocked part of Trump's ruling on new rules…

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US Congress unlikely to back a Greenland invasion, top Democrat says - Regional Media News

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -The United States Congress is unlikely to support any invasion of Denmark’s semi-autonomous territory of Greenland, the top Democrat in the House of Representatives said while on a visit to Copenhagen on Friday. President Donald Trump, a Republican, has said he wants the United States to take over Greenland and has not ruled out the use of force to do so. “I don’t believe that there is real bipartisan support in the Congres…