Denmark and Greenland show united front against US ‘annexation’ threats

Danish Danish Prime Minister Met Frederiksen said Danish would not give up Greenland while he was visiting the official Arctic Island.

Frederiksen provided close cooperation in security in response to the repetitive threats of Donald Trump, but the US president said, “We cannot merge other countries.”

Fred Ricksen, along with Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen and his predecessors, described in a support and united show facing the threat of the United States on Thursday.

Her three -day trip to the territory was widely acclaimed in Greenland and Denmark last week for controversial visit to the US delegation led by Vice President JD VANCE.

Whirlwind on a tripVance has repeated Trump’s ambition to bring Greenland under the control of Trump’s security reasons for the reasons for the security of Trump, and Denmark has accused Green Randers “not doing good things.”

After arriving in Greenland on Wednesday, Frederickson said, “It is clear that Americans have put pressure on Greenland in sovereignty, border and the future. We must unite.”

Frederick Sen said Thursday that Denmark is strengthening its military position in the Arctic and provided close cooperation with the United States to defend the region.

But she added: “When we demand to take over some of the territory of Denmark, when we meet with the threat of the allies closest to the pressure, what should we believe in the nations we have respected for several years?”

Frederick Sen rode around Nuuk with EGEDE and Nielsen on the Danish Naval Patrol.

According to Dr. Denmark’s public broadcaster, many people cheered for Danish Prime Minister.

EGEDE, who has been prime ministers for almost four years, said the island has cooperated with the United States for almost 80 years, including the construction of the Pituffik Space infrastructure under the 1951 agreement between Denmark and the United States.

The former leader insisted that Greenland was not sold, but added that he wanted to trade with the United States. Greenlandic National Newspaper Sermitsiaq reported.

Trump first came up with the idea of ​​buying Greenland during his first term, and his desire to own the island grew over time.

Mikaela Engel, an expert in the Arctic territory of Greenland, said, “It is very important and I am very relieved that Green Randers sees the Danish government.”

Greenland, the largest island in the world between the Arctic and the Atlantic Ocean, was controlled by Denmark nearly 3,000 km (1,860 miles) for about 300 years.

Greenland dominates its own domestic problems, but Copenhagen decides on foreign and defense policies.

Five of the six major parties prefer the independence of Copenhagen, but they do not agree with the speed to reach.

The New Greenland Union Government was established in March in March, which preferred a gradual approach to independence led by the Central Democratic Party.

Polls show that most Greenlands want to be independent of Denmark, but they don’t want to be part of the United States.

Since 2009, Greenland has the right to call an independent referendum, but in recent years, some parties have begun to pursue more.