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Trump truer med toll mot åtte land over Grønland

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USAs president Donald Trump har truet åtte land, inkludert Sverige, med 10 prosent toll fra 1. februar for å presse fram kjøpet av Grønland. Ledere i de berørte nasjonene fordømmer tiltaket som uakseptabelt og understreker at Grønland er del av Danmark. EU planlegger et samlet svar og diskuterer mottiltak.

Lørdag eskalerte Donald Trump sin kampanje for å kjøpe Grønland ved å kunngjøre 10 prosent straffetoll mot Danmark, Norge, Sverige, Frankrike, Tyskland, Storbritannia, Nederland og Finland fra 1. februar. Tollene vil stige til 25 prosent i juni og vare til USA kan kjøpe øya, ifølge Trumps innlegg på Truth Social. Han anklager landene for å støtte en militærøvelse på Grønland av «ukjente grunner» og advarer om risiko for «planetens overlevelse».

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Brukere på X uttrykker polariserte syn på Trumps tolltrusler mot åtte europeiske land for å få Grønland: tilhengere ser det som en assertiv America First-strategi for nasjonal sikkerhet, kritikere kaller det uforsvarlig mobbing som skader NATO-allianser og risikerer gjengjeldelse, mens skeptikere stiller spørsmål ved effekten på diplomati og markeder.

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