The EU, the UK, Germany, France, and others expressed support for Denmark and Greenland on the 5th, stating that Greenland's future should be decided by Denmark and Greenland.
European Commission spokesperson Hippel said that Greenland is an autonomous territory of Denmark, and any changes concerning its status should be determined by Greenland and Denmark themselves.
British Prime Minister Starmer pointed out to the media that the future of Greenland should and can only be decided by Greenland and Denmark.
Regarding Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen's request for the US to stop threatening the people of Denmark and Greenland, Starmer expressed his support.
German Foreign Minister Wadewulf said in an interview with German Radio that Greenland belongs to Denmark "without dispute," and that Europe maintains a united stance on this issue.
French Foreign Ministry spokesperson Confaivre stated in an interview with TF1 (France TV Channel 1) that borders cannot be changed by force, Greenland belongs to the Greenlandic and Danish people, and the decision-making authority lies in the hands of the Greenlanders and Danes.