Former U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly considered the use of military force as a way to acquire Greenland, citing its strategic importance in the Arctic. The revelation comes amid ongoing discussions about Greenland’s role in national security and global positioning.

Trump emphasized that Greenland could be vital for the United States due to its location, suggesting that traditional diplomatic routes might not be enough. His comments have reignited debates over Arctic sovereignty and international relations.

Experts warn that any attempt to claim Greenland through military means could trigger a serious international crisis. They note that Greenland is an autonomous territory of Denmark, and any aggressive move would be met with global opposition.

Meanwhile, Greenlandic leaders have consistently rejected U.S. annexation ideas, stating that their country’s independence and security will not be compromised. Analysts say the situation highlights the continuing geopolitical importance of the Arctic region.