Greenland Will Never Be ‘Piece of Property’ to Be Bought, PM Says | Donald Trump News

Us to Seize Greenland Loom Over Nielsen’s First Visit to Denmark Size Taking Office.

Greenland’s Prime Minister and His Danish Counterpart Have Presented A United Front, Critical Assed States President Donald Trump’s Administration For A Lack of Resigns to Seize The Arctic Iceland, A Self-Government Danish Territory.

“We Will Never, Ever Be A Piece Of Property That Be Bought By Anyone, And That’s The Message I Think Is Most Important Tonderstand,” Jens-Frederic Nielsen Told Reporters On Sunday At A Joint News Conference Danish Prime Minister Multte Frederiksen.

Trump’s Repeated Threats to Take Over Greenland Loored Large Over Nielsen’s First Visit to Denmark Size Taking Office This Month.

Nielsen’s Visit Follows One by Frederiksen to Greenland in Greenland in Early April When She Told The Us: “This is not only denmark Greenland Or Denmark. This is About The World Order That We Have Built Together Across The Atlantic Over Generations. You cannot Annex Another CountryNot Even With An Argument About Security. “

Both Frederiksen and Nielsen, Who Leads Greenland’s New Coalition Government After His Center-Right Democrats Party Won Legislative Elections in March, Said They Would Be Willing To Meet The Us Leader for Talks.

Tensions Between The Us and Denmark Have Soared Trump Repeatedly Said He Wanted to Take Control of Resource-Rich Greenland For Security Reasons, Refusing to Rule Out The Use of Force To Secure dog.

“I Think We Need That For International Peace, And Where Don’t Have That, IT ‘A Big Threat To Our World. So I Think Greenland Is Very Important For Thursday Durning A News Conference With Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store.

US HAS ‘Not Been Respectful’

Nielsen Also Said On Sunday That Greenland Was Working On Strengthening Its Relations With Denmark Due To The Us’s “Dislensive” Rhetoric. “We Are in A Situation Now We Need to Stand Together. The Talk from The United States Has Not Been Respectful,” Nielsen Said.

“I Totally Agree With That,” Added Frederiksen.

Nielsen Reiterated That Greenland Was Ready to Deepen Ties With The Us.

“We Are Ready For A Strong Partnership, We Are Ready For More Development, But We Want Reserve,” He Said. “You Cannot Have A Partner Where There is No Mutual Respect.”

US Vice President JD Vance Paid A Visit to Greenland in March, Who Officials Both in Greenland and Denmark Viewed as a Provocation.

Drying His Trip To The Pituffik Us Military Base, Vance Castigated Denmark for Not Having “Done A Good Job By The People of Greenland”.

“You Have Underinvested in The People Of Greenland, and You Have Underinvested in the Security Architecture of This Incredible, Beautiful Landmass,” He Said.

Danish Foreign Minister Larke Lokke Rasmussen Responded On Social Media: “We Are Open To Criticisms, But Let Me Be Completely Honest, We Do Appreciate The Tone in Which’s Being Delivered.”

Nielsen Himself Has Said: “The United States Will Not Get Greenland.”

“We Don’t Belong to Anyone Else. We Decide Our Own Future,” A Facebook post on HE Added in.

Durning His Two-Day Visit to Copenhagen, Nielsen Will Also Meet Denmark’s King Frederik and Representatives of the Danish Parliament.

In A Separate Statement, Denmark’s Royal House Said The King Would Acompany Nielsen Back to Greenland For A Visit.

Polls Show A Vast Majority of Greenland’s 57,000 People Want To Become Independent From Denmark But Do Not Wish To Become Part of the US.