Vans says he joins Usha’s wife on a trip to Greenland this week

Washington – Vice President JD Vance joins his wife, the second lady, Osha Vance, on her visit to Greenland I announce this week, a trip that will now focus on the base of the American space force there.

White House Previously said The second lady will arrive in Greenland on Thursday and return on Saturday, and she will visit “historical sites, getting to know the green heritage, and attendance of Avanata Qimusseru, the national dog race in Greenland.”

But the vice president’s office now says that Fans will travel on Friday to C in Greenland to receive a briefing on Arctic Security issues and meet the American service members, and the basic visit will be made instead of attending the second lady in the Avanata Qimussu Doglid race in Sisimiut.

The vice president’s decision comes yet Prime Minister in Greenland The planned flights there by senior Trump officials are “very aggressive”, and since President Trump does not retract his hopes of obtaining the semi -wthmatic Denmark region. National Security Adviser Mike Waltz in Greenland will also visit.

And Vans said in a video It was published on social media. “As you know, there was a lot of excitement about Usha’s visit to Greenland on Friday, to the point that I decided that I do not want her to get all this fun itself, so I will join her.”

“I will visit some of our guardians in space on the northwestern coast of Greenland, and also check what is happening with security in Greenland,” Verse continued. “As you know, it is really important. Many other countries in Greenland have threatened, using their territory and waterways, threatening the United States, threatening Canada, of course, threatening the people of Greenland. So we will check how things go there.”

Vans explicitly mentioned the aspirations of Mr. Trump to get Greenland, but he said they wanted to “stimulate the security of the Greenland people, because we believe it is important to protect the security of the whole world.”

“Unfortunately, the leaders in both America and Denmark ignored Greenland for a very long time,” he said. “This was bad for Greenland, it was also bad for the security of the whole world. We think we can take things in a different direction, so I will go to check it.”

Mr. Trump did not surrender the idea of ​​getting Greenland, although local officials had refused.

“The Trump administration” is fully right “that Greenland is a strategy for the United States in protecting Russian missiles and protecting our safety and the American air space,” but if we are not careful, we are unfortunately, and we fear our alliance now.

Konley said that multiple American departments were considering buying Greenland, so Mr. Trump is not the first. But NATO and a bilateral defense agreement with Denmark made this less necessary. She is concerned that the Trump administration’s letter will come in reverse results.

“Yes, I mean, and this is what really generates, this type of speech,” she said. “Once again, we have a huge ally in the Kingdom of Denmark and Greenland officials, that we have this rich history of defense cooperation. They are ready to increase defense spending. The Danish government has increased from defensive spending. Maybe they will do it again. Say, you provoke us.