The American Vice President JD Vance has assured the American troops that Denmark has “failed” in his mission to protect Greenland. “This basis is less safe than 30, 40 years ago because some of our allies were not observed,” he said.
The American Vice President, JD Vance, presented this Friday of the Pituffik -Space Basis in Greenland that the United States will negotiate the adhesion of the territory as soon as it becomes independent of Denmark by a self -protection referendum.
“What we believe will happen is that the Groenlanders will choose, by self -determination, becoming independent of Denmark, and then we will have conversations with the people of Greenland from there. I think talking about a little too far in the future is too premature,” he said.
Vance has assured the American troops that Denmark has “failed” in his mission to protect Greenland. “This basis is less safe than 30, 40 years ago because some of our allies were not observed,” he said.
“There are a lot of criticism from Denmark, many attacks on the Trump government, against the president, against me and other members of our government because they say it obviously: that Denmark did not do a good job to maintain the safety of Greenland,” he added.
In this respect, he indicated that ‘acknowledging that there have been important security alliances in the past does not imply’ that ‘disagreements’ with the Allies cannot be kept. “It is not necessary to intimidate the matter, intimidate or confuse Obfusca,” he said.
When asked about the ambitions of the US president, Donald Trump, to annex Greenland, Vance has emphasized that the Tycoon has been clear in which the United States “respects the self -determination of the people of Greenland.”
“(President Donald Trump) is of the opinion that Greenland is an important part of safety, not only from the United States, but also of the world and of course also of the population of Greenland,” he said, although he stated that “it would be much better” that the territory was “under the umbrella” of Washington …
Vance has repeated that the Allies “have not followed the rhythm” given the growing interests of China and Russia in the region. “Denmark did not follow the rhythm when devoting the necessary means to maintain this basis, to maintain our troops and in my opinion to keep the people of Greenland safe against many very aggressive raids from Russia, China and other nations,” he said.
The vice -president has therefore stated that the United States must be ‘the leader in the Arctic area’. “We know that if that is not the case, other nations will cover the void that we have left behind,” he argued, referring to “more resources” on the territory.
Source: EITB
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