
Greenland's prime minister, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, said many of the Danish semi-autonomous territory's residents "don't feel safe" as a result of President Donald Trump's repeated threats to take it over.
Speaking to NBC News, Nielsen said Trump's rhetoric is "an unacceptable pressure to put on the Greenlandic people." "A lot of people don't feel safe," he said, adding, "Some have been scared. Now it's turning into anger," he added.