Denmark summons US ambassador over Greenland spying report

Danish Foreign Minister of Foreign Affairs said he was instructed to focus on Greenland with a threat to overthrow Donald Trump’s islands by summoning US ambassadors.

Lars Løkke Rasmussen said, “I’m very worried because we don’t monitor friends. Wall Street Journal.

According to the newspaper, the US spy organization has been told that it will focus on the US goal of extracting the independence movement of the anti -stimulating state and to extract mineral resources.

Tulsi Gabbard, director of the National Intelligence Service, criticized President Trump “attempt to” “Trump” by politicizing and leaking classified information.

She did not reject the report and criticized the newspaper for allegations of “laws and undermining the security and democracy of our country.”

Rasmusen, who attended the EU meeting in Warsaw, said, “It’s a bit confusing.”

“We will call the US Ambassador to see if the Foreign Ministry can check this information for discussions.”

“It doesn’t seem to be rejected strongly by those who speak. It’s worried about me.”

The Danish security and information service (PET) refused to mention the article, but the Danish media said it was “naturally” attention to the US’s interest in Greenland.

The agency generally said that the threat of espionage against Denmark and Denmark has increased based on international interest in Greenland.

Trump has repeatedly sweared to control Greenland, and told NBC News that he did not use military power to capture Arctic Island in NBC News.

“I don’t say it will do it, but it doesn’t exclude anything,” he said. “We need Greenland very badly. Greenland is a very small amount of people we can take care of, and we value them and we value all of them. But we need it for international security.”

In a speech with the parliament in March, Trump told our members of the parliament that “in some way we will get it.”

Danish officials also accused JD VANCE’s visit to Greenland in March.

Denmark’s MetTE Frederiksen said that a secluded US military base was “an unacceptable pressure on Greenland, Greenland politicians and Greenland population.”

Former President Joe Viden After leaving the office, in the first interview, talk with the BBC News In January, Trump’s United States accused the Panama canal, acquisition of Greenland, and to make Canada 51.

BIDEN told the BBC’s Nick Robinson, “What’s going on?

“We are not about freedom, democracy, opportunities, seizure.”

Greenland, the world’s largest island, has been controlled by Denmark for about 300 years. The island dominates its own domestic problems, but in Copenhagen, foreign and defense policy decisions are made.

The United States has long been interested in security on the island. It has been a military foundation since World War II, and Trump can also be interested in rare earth minerals that can also be mined.

According to polls Most green renderers want to be independent. I came from Denmark, but I don’t want to be part of the United States.