特朗普告诉北约秘书长美国需要格陵兰
Trump tells NATO chief the US needs Greenland
特朗普提议让加拿大成为美国第 51 个州，这让加拿大人很恼火。他还要求美国对巴拿马运河施加更多影响。
“你知道，丹麦离这里很远，而且真的没什么可做的。200 年前有一艘船登陆过那里，他们说他们拥有那里的所有权。我不知道这是不是真的。我不认为是真的，”他说。
Trump also sought to undermine Denmark's claim to the island.
"You know, Denmark's very far away, and really has nothing to do. What happens, a boat landed there 200 years ago or something? And they say they have rights to it. I don't know if that's true. I don't think it is," he said.
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- 他说，格陵兰岛的战略位置对全球安全至关重要
- 格陵兰领导人和民众反对美国吞并行动
- 北约秘书长称不想把北约拖入争论
华盛顿（路透社）——唐纳德·特朗普总统周四告诉北约秘书长马克·吕特，美国对格陵兰岛的控制对于加强国际安全是必要的，这进一步加剧了他吞并这个具有战略意义的北极岛屿的行动。
“你知道，马克，我们需要这样做是为了国际安全，不仅仅是国际安全——我们有很多我们最喜欢的球员在海岸附近巡游，我们必须小心，”特朗普在白宫椭圆形办公室与吕特并肩坐在一起进行会谈时告诉吕特。“我们会和你谈谈的。”
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当被直接问及吞并的前景时，特朗普说：“我认为这会发生。”
自 1 月 20 日上任以来，特朗普就一直将美国吞并格陵兰岛作为主要话题。他周四的言论暗示，他可能希望北约参与接管该岛（丹麦半自治领土）的尝试。
此番言论立即遭到格陵兰即将卸任的总理的否认。
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“美国总统再次公开表示要吞并我们，”穆特·埃格德在 Facebook 上发帖称。“够了就是够了。”
格陵兰亲商民主党领袖延斯-弗雷德里克·尼尔森 (Jens-Frederik Nielsen) 也否认了这些言论。该党于周二赢得了格陵兰议会选举。
尼尔森在 Facebook 上写道：“特朗普代表美国发表的声明是不恰当的，这再次表明，在这种情况下我们必须团结起来。”
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北约和丹麦驻华盛顿大使馆没有立即回应置评请求。
第 1 项，共 4 项 2025 年 3 月 13 日，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普在美国华盛顿特区白宫椭圆形办公室会见北约秘书长马克·吕特时做出反应，美国副总统 JD Vance、美国国防部长 Pete Hegseth 和美国国家安全顾问 Mike Waltz 坐在他旁边。路透社/Evelyn Hockstein
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民意调查显示，大多数格陵兰人反对加入美国，尽管大多数人支持最终脱离丹麦而独立。
甚至在开始第二任总统任期之前，特朗普就表示他希望让格陵兰成为美国的一部分，尽管北约盟友丹麦表示不会出售格陵兰。
格陵兰岛的战略位置和丰富的矿产资源可能使美国受益，它位于从欧洲到北美的最短路线上，对美国弹道导弹预警系统至关重要。
特朗普提议让加拿大成为美国第 51 个州，这让加拿大人很恼火。他还要求美国对巴拿马运河施加更多影响。
吕特告诉特朗普，他将把格陵兰岛的未来问题留给其他人，并且“我不想把北约”拖入辩论。他说，这应该是“高北地区”国家讨论的话题，因为中国和俄罗斯正在该地区使用水路。
特朗普坚持表示，丹麦拒绝讨论该话题，他可能会派遣更多美军来加强格陵兰岛的美国基地。
“我们一直在与丹麦打交道，我们也一直在与格陵兰打交道，我们必须这样做。为了国家安全，我们确实需要这样做。我认为这就是北约可能不得不以某种方式介入的原因，因为我们为了国家安全确实需要格陵兰。这非常重要，”特朗普说。
特朗普还试图破坏丹麦对该岛的主权。
“你知道，丹麦离这里很远，而且真的没什么可做的。200 年前有一艘船登陆过那里，他们说他们拥有那里的所有权。我不知道这是不是真的。我不认为是真的，”他说。
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Trump tells NATO chief the US needs Greenland
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WASHINGTON, March 13 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump told NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Thursday that U.S. control of Greenland is necessary to enhance international security, escalating his campaign to annex the strategic Arctic island.
"You know, Mark, we need that for international security, not just security - international - we have a lot of our favorite players cruising around the coast, and we have to be careful," Trump told Rutte as they sat side-by-side in the White House Oval Office for talks. "We'll be talking to you."
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Asked directly about the prospect of annexation, Trump said: "I think that will happen."
Trump has made U.S. annexation of Greenland a major talking point since he took office on January 20. His comments on Thursday suggested he might want NATO involved in his attempt to take over the island, a semi-autonomous Danish territory.
The comments drew a swift rejection from the outgoing prime minister of Greenland.
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"The U.S. president has once again aired the thought of annexing us," Mute Egede said in a Facebook post. "Enough is enough."
Jens-Frederik Nielsen, the leader of the island's pro-business Demokraatit party, which won Greenland's parliamentary election on Tuesday, also rejected the comments.
"Trump's statement from the US is inappropriate and just shows once again that we must stand together in such situations," Nielsen wrote on Facebook.
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NATO and Denmark's embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Opinion polls suggest that most Greenlanders oppose joining the U.S., although a majority favor eventual independence from Denmark.
Even before starting his second term as president, Trump said he hoped to make Greenland a part of the United States, even though NATO ally Denmark says it is not for sale.
Greenland's strategic location and rich mineral resources could benefit the U.S. It lies along the shortest route from Europe to North America, vital for the U.S. ballistic missile warning system.
Trump has managed to annoy Canadians with his proposal the country become the 51st U.S. state. He also demands the U.S. exert more influence over the Panama canal.
Rutte told Trump that he would leave the question of Greenland's future to others and that, "I don't want to drag NATO" into the debate. He said it should be a topic for countries in the "high north" because the Chinese and Russia are using water routes in the area.
Trump persisted, saying Denmark was refusing to discuss the topic and that he might send more U.S. troops to bolster the American bases on Greenland.
"We've been dealing with Denmark, we've been dealing with Greenland, and we have to do it. We really need it for national security. I think that's why NATO might have to get involved in a way, because we really need Greenland for national security. It's very important," Trump said.
Trump also sought to undermine Denmark's claim to the island.
"You know, Denmark's very far away, and really has nothing to do. What happens, a boat landed there 200 years ago or something? And they say they have rights to it. I don't know if that's true. I don't think it is," he said.
Reporting by Steve Holland; Additional reporting by Jeff Mason in Washington and Nora Buli in Oslo; Editing by Trevor Hunnicutt, Howard Goller and Cynthia Osterman
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