The Danish PM consults European ally as Greenland is not growing

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederikes visited three European capitals on Tuesday, Donald Trump confirmed the interest of the US president Greenland.

During a day space, Frederiksen Olaf Scholz gathered with the German rector in Berlin, President of France in Paris and Natok in Brussels.

Although the leaders discussed issues with Russian attacks in Baltic, he starred the route of the PM of Denmark in Denmark in Denmark in Denmark over the comments made by Trump.

The Greenland Arctic Island is the Autonomous Territory subordinate to Danish.

However, Trump has repeatedly signposted that the US wants to acquire national security, and it does not refuse to do so by the military or economic force. “I think we will,” he said on Saturday.

Greenland’s Prime Minister Mute Ezede – who encouraged independence from Denmark – last week he stated that “they do not want to be Americans.”

After Frederikes and Scholz’s meeting, Tuesday morning, they did not directly mention Greenland or Trump directly.

But when discussing the need to respect the borders, Russia did in Ukraine, Scholz stressed “everyone” applied concept “and English”, to whom it belongs.

In Paris, Frederiks said he had received “great support” by his European alys and told them that he was “very very clear message.” Of course, respect for the territory and the sovereignty of states. “

And at the last station in Brussels, Frederiksen said, “he didn’t say that there is no reason to be a military threat from the green or Denmark”.

He immediately saw that he was the closest ally of Denmark, but when he asked the relationship between Europe and Trump, he replied: “Everyone in Europe now will now be a partnership.”

Frederiksen and Rutte agreed to strengthen the defenses in the Arctic, referring to a source by Reuters.

While Frederikes avoided mentioning the Greenland’s topic directly, Lars Lokke Rasmussen said his foreign minister, Trump “” would not say “” Greenland.

“People in Greenland are people, even in the sense of international law,” Lokke said.

As Trump asked whether to “invade” Greenland, Lokke said that he would not give instructions for Trump “something that does not need to” get “, Danish media.

In the press notes issued earlier this week, Lokke spoke to the Secretary of the United Marco Rubio State and both decided to discuss the safety articular between the US, Denmark and Greenland.

Rasmus Jarlov said to Danish from the opposition without saying that they heard Denmark. But, they think of us to be American Greenland or to agree to that in us. “

He added: “Many Greenlandists dream of independence from Denmark. But if that happens, it is not an intent to be American after independence … it will never be American.”

Monday, Denmark said he would spend 14.6 million kroner (£ 1.6bn; $ 2.05 million) To promote security in the Arctic region, collaboration with Greenland and Faroe Islands in other autonomous territory.