Adding to the line of Trump's stunning and exclaimed foreign policies, is the latest of such which was proposed by the US President to buy Greenland, a massive island and autonomic territory of Denmark lies on the waters of North Atlantic and Arctic oceans.

Speaking to the reporters while departing New Jersey to Washington on Sunday, President Trump had flagged the confirmation on his interest to buy Greenland by accusing the Denmark of hurting the island. The reports say that there were multiple speculations circling around Washington where the White house counsel office had carpeted the possibilities of annexing the big ice nation which homes valuable minerals.

The President further spoken about the ties maintained by the United States with Denmark and while he affirmed that the United States protect Denmark like, he claim, how it does for large portions of the world, he upheld his interest to buy Greenland as his strategical move.

Responding to the stunning willingness of the United states to buy Greenland, the Danish Prime minister Mette Frederiksen had termed Trump's interest in buying the island as "absurd" and proclaimed that Greenland is not for sale and it belongs to the people of Greenland and she strongly expressed her hope that this hasn't been meant seriously.

On the other hand, the premier of Greenland Kim Kielsen had given his denial for any such interests of annexing Greenland by stating that it can't be sold but it remains open for trade and cooperation for other countries, including the United States.

Meanwhile, the White house chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow had reaffirmed the interest of President Trump on eyeing to annex Greenland. While speaking in "Fox News Sunday" he told that he won't predict what might happen and had named ice nation as a strategic place with lot of valuable minerals. The United states military had been operating Thule Air base in Greenland for decades which is the part of military's global networks of radars and other sensors to provide prior warnings on ballistic missiles and space surveillance.