The Danish Foreign Minister reprimands the Trump administration after Vans to Greenland

The Danish Foreign Minister scrutinized the Trump administration on Saturday because of the “tone” of criticism of Denmark and Greenland during US Vice Vice President’s visit to the strategic island.

Vans – joined the wife of the first lady, Usha Vans, National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, Energy Minister Chris Wright and Senator Mike Li from Utah on Friday, visited the Betifik space base, the North American Military Military Interest, in Greenland. The scope of the trip was expanded after a stir between Greenland and the risks who were not consulted around the original flight line. While he was there, Vice President Denmark criticized his dealings with Al -Jazeera, saying that the US base in Greenland was less safe than it was decades ago due to the supervision of Denmark.

“There is no amount of bullying, there is no confusion, and there is no amount of confusion in the case,” Vans said. “Our message to Denmark is very simple: you did not do a good job by the people of Greenland, as you have been invested in the people of Greenland, and because you did not charge the security structure of these amazing, amazing lands full of incredible people. This is what should change. And because it has not changed, and this is why President Trump’s policy in Greenland is what it is.”

Mr. Trump Semi -independent Danish lands Despite the opposition of the population and leaders.

On Saturday, Danish Foreign Minister Lars Loki Rasmussen posted a video on Social media The reprimand of the Trump administration, saying that his country is already investing more in the Arctic security and is still open to more cooperation with the United States

“Several accusations and many allegations have been made. Of course we are open to criticism.” “But allow me to be completely honest: we do not appreciate the tone that is being delivered with. This is not the way you speak with your close allies. I still consider Denmark and the United States close allies.”

Danish Prime Minister Metty Frederksen once again prompted Verse’s claim that Denmark is not doing enough to defend the Arctic, describing her country as a “good and strong ally”.

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She said, “You just don’t take care. You are talking and talking. This is all the policy around it.”

Danish King Friedrich X was posted on Facebook: “We live in a changing fact. There should be no doubt that my love for Greenland and my interdependence with the people of Greenland is sound.”

Hundreds of demonstrators demonstrated on Saturday outside the American embassy in the Danish capital, Copenhagen, with some lifting signs that say, “retreat, USA” Danish broadcaster TV2 mentioned.

In his video clip, LØKKE RASMUSSEN, viewers of the 1951 defense agreement between Denmark and the United States. Since 1945, the American military presence in Greenland has decreased from thousands of soldiers to 17 bases and fixtures on the island, to the remote Betifik base in the northwest with about 200 soldiers today.

The Foreign Minister said that the 1951 agreement “provides a great opportunity for the United States for a stronger military presence in Greenland.” “If this is what you wish, let’s discuss it.”

Läkke Rasmussen added that Denmark has increased its defense investments in the Arctic. In January, Denmark announced 14.6 billion Danish Kron ($ 2.1 billion) in the financial obligations of the Arctic Security, which covers three new naval ships, long -term drones and satellites.

The second lady to visit Greenland was originally scheduled for an expanded cultural trip this week, then Vice President Declare Tuesday, it will join it on a shorter journey that was more focused on US policy and defense.

A A modern poll 85 % of Greenlanders appear they do not want to be part of the United States.