The United States puts “unacceptable pressure” on an undisclosed visit to Greenland, says the Prime Minister of Denmark
The United States has been “unacceptable pressure” in Greenland, the Prime Minister of Denmark Meese Fredericksen said on Tuesday that this week before the high-quality US visit in the US-efficient US-efficient Denmark.
The visit of the US military base will include US Vice President JD Vance, his wife, Walla Vans, the National Security Council's National Security Adviser Mike Wallz and the Energy Secretary.
US Vice President Tuesday said about the social media platform Friday he will visit Greenland. On Friday, his wife planned to watch a dog slider race, but it was canceled, and instead he would visit Pituffik space base, the vice president said.
“We are going to check how things go on,” Wens said in a video accompanied by his position in X.
Monday, US President Donald Trump reaffirmed his proposal that the United States should take over Greenland, saying that the huge island is important for national security. Fredericsen rejected the offer, saying that the people of Greenland decide to make their future.
“I must say that in this situation in Greenland and Denmark, Denmark, Denmark.
The head of the Government Government, Evad, visits “provocation”, as it coincides with the government's coalition talks and the next week.
“This charm is insulting without charm,” said Noah Redington, analyst and former Denmark's former adviser Helle Torning-Schmidt.
“And everyone is upset, because it is so obvious that it is about intimidating Greenland people and provoking Denmark.”
US President Donald Trump threatening to take over Greenland, the Prime Minister of the country committed a visit to the US delegation and highly aggressive. The Americans of the trip include National Security Advisor Mike Walls and Matha Vans, the wife of the Vice President.
“A strong signal of respect”
Since Donald Trump Jrops's private visit to January, the US President consistently discussed the annexation of Greenland and urged Greens to join the United States.
Survey have shown that almost all Greenlands are against joining US
At the beginning of this month, anti-American protesters gathered in the capital and several other cities in the capital and the largest protests in Greenland.
Monday, Trump said his administration works with “people in Greenland” who want something to happen but did not elaborate.
Kuno Fencker welcomed the visit, saying that it was “a strong signal of honor and respect.” Fencer is a member of the Greenland Parliament for the Naleraq Party of Nationalist and Strong Independence, which was second in March 11 General electionsA number
“They are welcomed in Greenland,” he said, adding that he was not in touch with the US administration.
Brian Hughes, Speaker of the National Security Council of the White House, said that the delegation aims to “Know about Greenland, its culture, history and people.”
“He wants Greenland”
Fredericsen has challenged the idea of private visit with official representatives.
“The visit is not clear what Greenland needs or wants,” he said. “President Trump is serious. He wants Greenland. Therefore, (this visit) cannot be seen regardless of anything else.
Fredericksen noted that Denmark is not against the United States, citing a bilateral agreement on 1951, which created the rights to build freely and military bases, taking into account Denmark and Greenland.
“We are allies,” he said. “There is no indications in Denmark or Greenland that we do not want to cooperate with the Americans.”
Egede has called for stronger support to allies against US
Fredericsen said: “There is mass support from North countries and the EU, so we have our allies and close partners with us.”
The founder and executive director of the Founder and Executive Director in London in London said that the “intimidation” of the Trump administration could be derived.
Menezes says that if Trump is “smart enough” to understand the strategic importance of Greenland that he should also be a bigger way to weaken America, he returns to his allies from his opponents.
