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Vance Says Europe Must Take Trump Greenland Push Seriously | Diplomatic Tensions

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Vance Says Europe Must Take Trump Greenland Push Seriously | Diplomatic Tensions

U.S. Vice President JD Vance urges European leaders to take President Trump’s push on Greenland seriously, highlighting its strategic importance and saying the U.S. may act if allies don’t step up. Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory rich in minerals and key to missile defense, has sparked diplomatic tensions and scheduled talks with Denmark’s leaders

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