The White House has allowed for Greenland's entry into the United States, not ruling out military capture.

According to Stephen Miller, Deputy Head of Donald Trump's Administration, Greenland is seen as an important element in the security system of the United States. In an interview with CNN, he noted that incorporating the island into the United States is necessary to protect NATO's interests in the Arctic region.

Miller also questioned the legality of Denmark's rights to Greenland, asking on what basis this country considers the island its colony. At the same time, he did not provide a clear answer to the question of the possibility of using military force for annexation.

Denmark's response came immediately:
Earlier, representatives of the Trump administration had already expressed the need to increase U.S. influence in the Arctic region.

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