The White House You already compile how much it costs to receive and manage GreenlandReported Washington PostAnother clear demonstration of the wishes of the US president is, Donald TrumpProvider Autonomy That Denmark controls.
According to the newspaper, the President’s Office is studying the economic offer that can be elevated to Greenland to accept that it is part of the United States, which means the cost Providing federal services in the territoryAnd exploitation of its natural resources mainly evaluates the income that represents minerals.
“The president believes that Greenland is a strategic place, and believes that Greenlanders will attend well if it is America Protect the threats In the Arctic region, modern, “A White House spokesman was limited to responding to the alleged ratings.
Although this has come from a distance, Trump’s anger on Greenland has gained real weight since returning to the White House, from there, he said that the island of the Arctic region was the island of the Arctic region. Capital for national security He pointed out that it did not reject the use of force to attach it in the end.
A proof of quoted Washington Post In areas where the president has expressed as a canada or a Panama canal, confirms that it is close to Trump Greenland is the one who considers that “easy” Connecting.
What is said by Trump or Vice President JD Wanz indicates that in any case the priority in Washington is at this time Plenty of economic offer Like Copenhagen, the autonomous government in Nuwuk, who has strongly condemned everything from the White House, cannot be rejected.
According to the article, the Trump government is investigating a plan to fund the area in 58,000 people. 600 million dollars That Denmark allocates to Greenland for a year.
The release of the report is in line with a three -day trip to Greenland, which begins with the Prime Minister on Wednesday DenmarkMette Frederickson, a visit, in which he meets the new autonomous government Strengthen the stability To the territory of Copenhagen.
