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JD Vance Delivers Strong Criticism Of Denmark Amid Trump's Plans To Acquire Greenland

In a January post on Truth Social, Trump stated that "the ownership and control of Greenland is an absolute necessity," a remark that sparked significant backlash from the island.

US Vice-President JD Vance
바카라Here바카라s the thing which I think a lot of folks don바카라t appreciate about Greenland. It바카라s really important to our national security,바카라 Vance claimed Photo: AP
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US Vice President JD Vance criticized Denmark for not being a "good ally" during President Donald Trump's attempt to buy Greenland.

In a Sunday morning interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo, Vance was asked about the possibility of the United States purchasing the island. He replied, "I think it's possible, Maria."

바카라Here바카라s the thing which I think a lot of folks don바카라t appreciate about Greenland. It바카라s really important to our national security,바카라 Vance claimed.

The US Vice President clarified that the Russians and Chinese use 바카라sea lanes바카라 that encircle Greenland, the largest island in the world. He slammed the Danish government by accusing it of 바카라not doing its job바카라 and 바카라not being a good ally바카라 by limiting US access.

Vance said that gaining 바카라more territorial interest in Greenland바카라 was the only practical way to address the national security problem.

That is what President Trump is going to do because he doesn't care what the Europeans scream at us; he cares about putting the interests of American citizens first,바카라 he said, emphasizing that the President will seize the island if necessary.

In a Truth Social post in January, Trump declared that 바카라the ownership and control of Greenland is an absolute necessity,바카라 garnering massive flak from the island.

Vance Claims Greenlanders Not Happy With Danish government

During the interview, Vance went on to claim that people of Greenland 바카라were not actually happy with [the] Danish government.바카라

In contrast to his assertion, 85 percent of Greenlanders opposed the idea of becoming a US territory, according to The Guardian report.

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