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Greenland’s central opposition, general election, in a near-conclusion, US President Donald Trump won a voice in a voice placed to seize the autonomous territory of Denmark.
The Democratic Party, which is considered more than 90% of the ballot papers on Tuesday, gradually approaching independence, receives about 30% of the voting.
Naleraq, another opposition party, who wanted to open a divorce process from Copenhagen and has more closer relations with the United States, is secondary in Sancartan about 25%.
Prime Minister Mute B Egede’s Inuit Ataqatiqiit (IA) is also more than 21% of the supporter of independence.
Greenland – The largest island of the world among the Arctic and the Atlantic oceans – Denmark, about 3,000 km (1,860 miles), about 300 years.
Greenland manages its internal affairs, but decisions on foreign and defense policy are made in Copenhagen.
About 44,000 Grenklender from the population of 57,000, 31 deputies, as well as the right to collect their votes to choose their local government. Six parties were in voting.
Siumut Party – A coalition of the Egede is a coalition, which is the fourth place in the fourth place, which is 15% of the voting.
The other two sides remain behind 7% with Atassut, more than 1% in the pilaq.
The voting took place in 72 polling stations scattered on the island.
The Greenland’s strategic location and unused mineral resources took the eye of Trump. In the first time, the idea of buying an island in the first time was upset for the first time.
Since the office in January, Trump has repeated the intention to acquire the territory.
“We are Greenland for our national security. We will take a road or another,” he said.
Greenland and the leaders of Denmark repeatedly rejected their demands.
Egede said Greenland was not for sale and deserving “respectfully approach”.
