All right, Alexander, let's talk about the event in Davos and the meeting between U.S. President

Trump and Mark Routa, where, according to Trump and according to Turuta's statements as well,

they agreed on a framework for Greenland.

Vute, the NATO CEO and Trump, agreed on a framework for Greenland.

Without Greenland there, without Denmark there, this is what they agreed to.

Amazing that they come out and say that they've agreed to this framework deal about Greenland without

Denmark and Greenland actually there. But this is the message we got from Trump via

truth social. These are the statements from Hurtah that he has made to various media outlets.

And according to the telegraph, they claim that the deal is modeled after Cyprus.

I know what it's like in Cyprus having the British basis. The sovereign territory, it's actually

sovereign territory of Britain in various patches, parts of Cyprus. This is what,

according to the telegraph, the framework is modeled after. We don't have a deal. We don't have a

signed deal yet. Denmark is pushing back. at least, their first statements are along the lines

of we're not agreeing to any of this. These are their first statements. We weren't consulted.

We're not agreeing to this. But Trump has also fired back at Denmark in a way. And he said,

look, I'm dealing with the NATO. This guy's more important than Denmark. Quite an astonishing

statement from Trump, right, to say that Ruta is more important when it comes to territorial

agreements about Denmark than Denmark is. So what are your thoughts about this deal? If this is indeed the case, if what the telegraph is reporting,

and Axios is also reporting the same thing about this framework deal,

Vance and Ruby are going to follow up to get this deal through, according to Trump.

If this is indeed the case, then it looks like we have a fractured Greenland. Greenland is fractured.

Parts of Greenland will be part of the United States, but Greenland will also remain as is.

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