Denmark criticizes Trump administration a day after JD Wans’ sub -coating allegations
On Friday, when a fidofcketing space was underlying arrival, Vanz demanded American troops to “invest a little” in the protection of Denmark Granelanda and that Copenhagen should change his attitude.
Foreign Minister Danish, Danish, condemned the administration of Trump’s administration, and criticized Denmark and Crownlandia, saying that his country is investing more in Arctic security and is still open to more cooperation with the United States.
Larce Leke Rasmusen released statements in the video released on social networks after visiting GrolanDia on Friday by US Vice President JD Wans.
“There have been many allegations and many allegations. Of course we are open to criticism,” Rasmusen said.
“But I will be completely honest: we don’t want the tone they are making. This is not what we are talking about with our close associates. I consider Denmark and the United States as close ally.”
In his video, Lakey Rasmusen recalled the 1951 security agreement between Denmark and the United States.
(In 1945, the United States of America has been in the forefront of the United States of America.
The 1951 Agreement said the Foreign Minister said, “Greenlandia offers a vast opportunity for the United States to have a very strong military presence in Granlandia.” “If this is your choice, we will discuss it.”
Luke Rasmusen added that Denmark has increased its own investment in the security of Arctic.
In January, Denmark announced 14.6 billion Danish crowns (1.9 billion euros) in the Arctic Security Fund duties, including three new warships, long -ranges and satellites.
Vans criticizes Denmark
During his journey to Bidfu’s space site, Vanz had “investing” in the US troops in the US troops, and that President Donald Trump threatened to change his approach as President Donald Trump threatened to take half an autonomous land.
The journey of Vanz for Crooldia, along with his wife and other top American staff, was reduced after a stir between the Cronndus and the Danish languages that did not consult the original travel.
“Our message for Denmark is very simple: they did not do a good job for the people of Granelandia,” Vanz said Friday.
“They have invested little in the people of Cynlandia and the security structure of this incredible and beautiful landscape full of surprise men. This is to change.”
While promoting Granalia to fight for Denmark’s independence, Vanz said the United States had no choice but to accept the significant position of the island’s security.
“Eventually, I think they will be a partner with the United States,” Vanz said. “We can make them more safe. We can make more security. And, from economic perspective, I think they will work better.”
AdvertisementBut the reaction of parliamentarians and residents in Crinelandia was not possible, and the Trump administration was angry with the Trump administration to combine the wide island of the Arctic.
Dane’s Prime Minister Met Frederickson responded to Van’s claim that Denmark was not enough for Arctic protection, which called his country “a good and strong friendship.”
In another demonstration of anger on the Trump administration, hundreds of protesters spoke in front of the US embassy in Copenhagen on Saturday, with some posters, “Go to the United States.”
