Greenland's Prime Minister insists the country will never be sold despite US pressures

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Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen stated that the country will "never be sold" despite ongoing pressure from the United States.
He confirmed that the pressure from the U.S. remains strong but emphasized Greenland's commitment to collaboration with countries that share democratic values.
Nielsen labeled the pressure from the U.S. as unacceptable, noting that it has persisted for nearly two years.
The Prime Minister reiterated his stance that Greenland's sovereignty is not up for negotiation.
Overall, Nielsen's remarks aim to reassure Greenland's position on its autonomy amid external demands.

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