Greenland is an independent country that chooses to ally with Denmark.

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That's false. Greenland is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark—not an independent country. It has self-governance over domestic affairs (education, healthcare, natural resources) since a 2009 referendum. But Denmark controls foreign affairs, defense, and monetary policy. Greenlanders hold Danish passports. They can vote for full independence anytime, but most polls show mixed support. Some want independence, others prefer Danish security. Few want to become part of the United States.

Greenland is an independent country that chooses to ally with Denmark.

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