Danish leader: “You can’t spy against the ally in the middle of the report on American Greenland spying

Oslo, Norway – Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told the associated press “You can’t spy against the ally” Reports that the United States has amplified Intelligence Gathering in GreenlandSemi-autonomous Denmark Territory Chapter US President Donald Trump.

Frederixen comments on Friday are the latest in the plight between Denmark, Greenland and the United States, as Trump strives to an annex of the Strategic Arctic Island. Denmark and Greenland insist that the island richly mineral is not for sale, while Trump did not judge him to lead him to military force, although the NATO ally is.

Danish prime minister talked to the AP in the day after Danish called the U.S. diplomat in the country due to the explanation after the Wall Street report said several high ranked officials from the U.S. National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabard, had instructions for intelligence agencies to know more about Greenland Movement of independence and feeling about us take out resources there.

Jennifer Hall Godfrey, deaf from the head of the American Embassy in Copenhagen, met with the Great Danish Diplomat Jeppe Transholm-Mikkelsen in the Danish Foreign Ministry, in the e-mail said. Did not give more details. The embassy refused to comment.

Frederixen said on Friday’s “rumors” report in the international newspapers. The magazine, stated two people familiar with American efforts that did not identify.

“Cooperation on defense and distracting and safety in the northern part of Europe is becoming increasingly important,” Frederixen said. “Of course, you can’t spy against the ally.”

Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen, in the comments at the Greenland List Sermitsiaq, said the reports were inadmissible and disregard.

In response to the question of the journal’s report, Gabbard’s Office announced a statement that notes that it has made three “criminal” recommendations for the justice communities.

“The Wall Street magazine should be shy to help deep state actors who seek to undermine the president of politicization and leak of classified information,” Gabbard wrote. “They violate the law and undermine the safety of our nation and democracy. Those who girls classified information will be found and considered responsible for the greatest action.”

Greenland The Prime Minister said last month That American statements about the island of wrongdoers and that “will never be, ever real estate that only everyone can buy.”

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre On Friday, he said that those who believe there is a “other type of legal regime in the Arctic” that “is not the case”.

Speaking before the joint meeting of the force of force in Oslo, Gahr Støre said there was a suggestion that “in the Arctic there is a kind of Terra Nullius, the law does not apply.”

“It applies, sovereignty refers. And Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark,” he said before a meeting with the leaders of Great Britain, Nordic and Baltic peoples.