The Danish Prime Minister warns that “Greenlands cannot be annexed

Danish Prime Minister Miti Friedriksen reaffirmed on Thursday on Greenland’s sovereignty during a visit to the island and The United States warned “Another country cannot be included.”

US President Donald Trump said last month that he “needs” Greenland and talked about the possession of this independent Danish region in the Arctic with strategic interests.

During a visit to the huge island that Washington aspires, Friedriksen stressed that Denmark will not give in to Trump’s pressure.

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“You cannot include another country.”The Danish leader announced in English, ensuring that these threats cannot be based on a security argument, and the American president’s thinking to justify this ambition.

“In security, there are many things we can do,” said Friedrixen.

Groenland is part of NATO, and over 75 years, we have a defense agreement with you that gives you wide access, “he said.” If you want to get a greater presence in Greenland, Greenland and Denmark. “

The pressure of the United States is intensifying at the end of March, when Vice President JD Vance visited the only military base for the US Authority in this region in the Arctic.

During his visit to Greenland, the Vice President of the United States said that Denmark had not done a good job in the administration of the region:

Denmark did not do a good job to ensure Greenland’s security.

The repetition of the accusations that were placed during that trip, and Vans said on Thursday that Denmark “invested without what was necessary in infrastructure and security” in that region.

“I think they want to be independent of Denmark and as soon as this is done, we can hold talks on the relationship that we will hold between the United States and Greenland,” newsmax said in the conservative news series.

Friedrixen insisted that his country Enhancing your presence On the island with new polar ships, long drones -drones and more satellites.

“We respect our obligations, and others will follow us,” the Prime Minister said, noting that the Arctic security has always been a “common task.”

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His visit occurred shortly after the formation of a new coalition government in Greenland, which brings together four of the five parties represented in the local parliament, under the leadership of Democrats, from the Central.

With AFP information.

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