Denmark and Greenland Show United Front Against US ‘Annextation’ Threat

Denmark Will Give Up Greenland To The US, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has said on the offician Visit to the Arctic Island.

Responding to Repepeated Threated Threats from Donald Trump, Frederiksen Offered Closer Collaboration on Security But Us President: “You Can’t Annex Other Countries.”

Frederiksen Stood Bountainland’s Prime’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen and His Predecessor Mute In A Show of Support and Unity in the Face of Threats on Theatsday.

Her Three-Day Trip to the Territory Follows Last Week’s Controversial Visit by US delegation Headed by Vice President JD Vance, which Widely Criticised in Both Greenland and Denmark.

During His Whirlwind TripVance Reiterated Trump’s Ambitions Under the United States’ Control for Security Reasons, Criticised Denmark Not Spender in the Region, and Claimed It Had “Not Done A Good Job” for Greenlanders.

After Arriving in Wednesday, Frederiksen said: “It Is Clear That With The Pressure Put On The Americans, In Terms of Soverignty, Borders and The Future, We Need to Stay United.”

Frederiksen said on Thursday That Denmark was fortifying ITS military presence in the Arctic and Offered Closer Collaboration with the United States in the United States.

But she added: “When you take a Part Of … Denmark’s Territory, When We Are Met Breat From Our Closest Ally, What Are You Have You Have Aststired So Many Years?”

Frederiksen Rode Around The Capital Nuuk in a Danish Navy Patrol, Alongside Egede and Nielsen.

According to Danish Public Broadcaster Dr. Many People Cheered at The Danish Prime Minister, with One Resident Shouting From One Window: “Hey Mette!” Thanks for Being Here. “

Ezede, who served as Prime Minister for Almost Fours, Said The US Had Cooperated to Almost 80 years – Including The Construction Space Base A 1951 Agrement Between Denmark and The United States.

The Former Leader Insisted Greenland Was Not For Sale, BUT The Island Wanted Trade With The US, Greenlandic National Newspaper Sermitsiaq reported.

Trump First Floated The Idea of ​​Buying Greenland During His First Term – And His Desire to Own The Island Has Only Grown With Time.

Mikala Engell, An Expert Territory Who Previously Served As Denmark’s High Commissioner to Greenland, Told AFP News Agency “It’s Very, Very Important and It’s Very Reassuring to Greenlanders to Greenlanders To Government.”

Greenland – The World’s Biggest Island, Between the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans – has been controlled by Denmark, Nearly 3,000km (1,860 miles) Away, About 300 years.

Greenland Governs ITS OWN Domestic Affairs, But Decisions On Foreign and Defense Policy Are Made in Copenhagen.

Five of the Six Main Parties Favour Independence From Copenhagen, But Disagree Over The Pace With It To Reach It.

A New Greenland Coalition Government was formed in March, LED by The Center-Right Democrats Party What Favors A Gradual Approach to Independence.

Polls show that The Vast Majority of Greenlanders Also Want to Become Independent From Denmark, But Wish to Become Part of the US.

Since 2009, Greenland has Had the Right to Call An Independence Referendum, Though in Recent Years Years SOME Parties Have Begun Pushing More.