Denmark calls for the best American diplomat because of the alleged operation of influence

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen called on the best US diplomat in Copenhagen, after V.

Denmark TV operator D -R quotes sources, saying that the goal was to penetrate the Greenland society and encourage his secession from Denmark to the United States, although he was unable to clarify whether men were working independently.

Rasmussen said in a statement that “any attempt to interfere in the interior of the kingdom (Denmark), of course, will be unacceptable,” and the US accusation is summoned in this light.

The BBC addressed the US Embassy for comment.

However, US President Trump has said several times that he wants Greenland, an autonomous part of the Kingdom of Denmark, and Vice President JD Vance has accused Copenhagen of insufficient investment in the territory.

On a visit to Greenland a few months ago, Danish Prime Minister Met Fredericksen warned the United States that “you can’t annex another country.”

Currently, the United States has no ambassador to Copenhagen, so Rasmussen called Mark Stroth, who is the most accusing diplomat in the Danish capital.

The Denmark Foreign Minister said in a statement to the BBC that the government was “aware that foreign participants continue to be interested in Greenland and its position in the Kingdom of Denmark.”

“Therefore, it is not surprising if we experience external attempts to influence the future of the kingdom in the coming time,” he added.

Denmark is a member of NATO and the European Union and has long seen the United States as one of its closest allies, and the Danes were shocked by Trump’s determination to control its semi-autonomous territory. The US President said he would not exclude his seizure this year.

Lars Lokke Rasmussen has already called the US Ambassador to Denmark this year in response to a separate report in May, suggesting that US spy agencies have been told to focus their efforts on Greenland.

D -R’s report on Wednesday gave details of a visit to an American in the capital of Greenland Nuk, saying that he was striving to compile a list of Greenland, who supported us our attempts to take the island. The goal is to try to hire them for secession, said Dr.

The more May report in the Wall Street Journal also refers to learning more about Greenland’s Independence Movement, as well as the attitude towards American extraction of minerals.

At that time, the US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabard did not deny the report, but accused the magazine of “breach of law and undermining the security and democracy of our nation”.