Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen responded sharply to US President Donald Trump's recent remarks, where Trump referred to Greenland as a 'big, poorly run piece of ice'. Nielsen highlighted that Greenland is home to a proud population of 57,000 people who contribute positively to the global community. He called for NATO allies to unite in upholding international law, which he believes is increasingly under threat. Trump's comments were made following a social media post criticizing NATO's responsiveness to global conflicts, particularly regarding Iran. The remarks come amid renewed diplomatic discussions between Greenland, Denmark, and the United States, especially after Trump's earlier controversial attempts to acquire Greenland. Despite ongoing negotiations, Nielsen remains skeptical about US intentions, suggesting that the possibility of US control over Greenland has not been entirely dismissed. The US already has a military presence on the island due to a 1951 treaty, which will influence future discussions.