Greenland’s chief has slammed the deliberate US go to to the island as “very aggressive” because the worldwide disaster over President Trump’s want to annex the territory continues to bubble over.
“The very aggressive American pressure against Greenlandic society is now so serious that the level cannot be raised any higher,” Greenland’s Prime Minister Mute B. Egede mentioned in an interview with the Sermitsiaq newspaper on Sunday.
“Until recently, we could trust the Americans, who were our allies and friends, and with whom we enjoyed working closely … But that time is over.”
Egede, the left-wing chief of the island, who has expressed a want for his territory to declare independence from Denmark, hit out on the deliberate go to led by second girl Ushe Vance together with White Home Nationwide Safety Adviser Mike Waltz and Vitality Secretary Chris Wright.
The delegation plans to go to from Thursday to Saturday, go to a US army base and watching a dogsled race.
