Denmark calls the US ambassador on the Greenland espionage sheet

Danish Foreign Minister, US Ambassador Washington’s spy agencies Greenland reported that Donald Trump’s seizure threats

“It is very worried about the fact that there is no spy on friends,” said Laurs Løkke Rasmussen, answered the report Wall Street Journal.

According to the newspaper, US spy agencies have made an effort to independence movement of the voting country and American purposes to produce mineral resources there.

National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard, “By politizing classified information, President Trump accused the journal of attempts for President Trump.

Although he did not deny the report, he accused the newspaper “violation of the law and violated the security and democracy of our nation.”

Rasmussen, who is attending a meeting of an EU ministers in Warsaw, said the report was “somewhat disturbed.”

“We will talk at the US ambassador to the United States to see if we can confirm this information in the United States,” said Rasmussen.

“It is not strongly rejected by speakers. This is concerned about me.”

Danish security and intelligence service (PET) refused to comment on the article, but focused on the interest of the United States, “Naturally” to the Danish media.

In general, according to international interests in Greenland, the agency has increased the threat of spying against him and Denmark.

President Trump has repeatedly seized control of Grenland, recently did not decide that NBC news did not apply military force to seize the Arctic Island.

“I don’t say I will do it, but I do not rule out anything.” “We need very bad us. Greenland is very small amounts of person, and we will protect them and we need it for international security.”

During a speech to Congress in March, Trump said the US MPs “one way or another,” he said.

Danish officials also condemned the visit of Greenland by Vice President JD Vance in March.

Denmark PM Mette Frederiksen to a distant military base of the United States to a military base called “Greenland, Greenland, Greenland politicians and the Greenland population”.

Former President Joe Biden, He has been talking from the office to BBC news in his first interview In January, Trump condemned the call to the United States to take back the Panama channel, Greenland and the 51st state of Canada.

“What is the hell here? The President never speaks? This is not who we are,” Bayden said BBC’s Nick Robinson.

“We are not about freedom, democracy, opportunity and confiscation.”

Greenland, the largest island in the world, has been controlled in Denmark for about 300 years. The island manages its own internal affairs, but decisions of foreign and defense policies in Copenhagen are made.

The United States had a long-term security interest in the island. There has been a military base there since the World War and the Trump can show interest in rare land mineral that can minalize.

The questionnaires show that The vast majority of Greenlanders want to be independent Denmark, but do not want to be part of the United States.