Greenland’s government returns to Donald Trump to visit the Arctic Island

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The Greenland government publicly wore US President Donald Trump, saying it had not called on any American officials to the Arctic Island amid widespread anger at Washington’s attempts to attract banks.

Mike Waltz, US National Security Adviser, Osha Vancer, wife of Vice President JD Vance, is scheduled to fly army and energy trustees to Greenland this week for what they described as “A private visitTo see a national hemorrhagic competition and visit an American military base in the far north of the island.

Trump’s repeated statements are interested in obtaining Greenland – which are part of the Kingdom of Denmark – for national security reasons that put the vast island of only 57,000 people in Geopolitical lights. He refused to exclude Greenland by force.

The US President said on Monday that his administration was working with “people in Greenland” who wanted something. “They are calling us. We do not invite them,” Trump added.

The Greenland government denies this statement on Monday night, saying: “Only for the registry, Nalakiresot, the Greenland government, did not extend any calls for any visits, neither private nor official.”

He added: “The current government is an entrepreneurial government awaiting the formation of a new government alliance, and we have asked all countries to respect this process.”

Trump suggested that the national elections are in Greenland Earlier this month, the American issue helped.

But the leaders of the five parties in the Greenland Parliament condemned his comments, while 85 percent of the population said in a recent poll that they did not want to become part of the United States.

The elections were won by Demokraatit, a party that wants a slow and gradual independence from Denmark.

Jenus Friedrik Nielsen, the upcoming Prime Minister and Democratite leader, told Greenlands on Monday that they needed to “stand together”, but there was no reason to panic.

He added: “We should not have a power game that we did not choose to be part of it.”

Greenland, who protested in recent days in front of the American consulate in Nok, said of Trump’s interest on the island that there will be a demonstration against the American delegation on Saturday during the national dog competition in Sismiot, the second largest city.

The American consulate confirmed that it had given a large but secret dog competition.

Lars Lukik Rasmussen, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, has also criticized the next visit as showing the lack of respect for sovereignty and Greenland’s inhabitants.

Denmark has tried to point out that it is interested in more cooperation with the United States in the Arctic, but the next visit is seen in Copenhagen as a provocation that does not deserve NATO ally.