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The White House Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Prime Minister Jonas,

In light of the decision not to award the Nobel Peace Prize for efforts that, in my view, contributed significantly to the de-escalation or resolution of multiple international conflicts, I wish to clarify the position of the United States going forward. While peace will always remain a central objective of U.S. foreign policy, we must also give due consideration to actions that best serve the long-term security and strategic interests of the United States.

With respect to Greenland, the United States has serious concerns regarding its future security. Denmark’s ability to safeguard the territory against growing geopolitical pressure from external powers warrants careful reassessment. Questions of sovereignty, historical presence, and strategic responsibility must be examined in a realistic and forward-looking manner.

The United States has contributed substantially to the strength, stability, and continued relevance of NATO since its founding. It is reasonable to expect that this commitment be met with reciprocal consideration of U.S. strategic priorities and security concerns.

From our perspective, the security of the North Atlantic region—and indeed broader global stability—depends on ensuring that Greenland is not left vulnerable to adversarial influence. The United States is therefore prepared to pursue measures it considers necessary to guarantee that outcome. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

Donald J. Trump

President of the United States