In front of the president Trump repeated statements Greenland needs to be under the control of the United States, the Prime Minister of the silent Eged said that Mr. Trump is “very unpredictable, so that people feel uncertain” when the global dynamics of power changes.
Anged's interview with the State TV company Denmark, D -R -Monday, was published one day before voters on wide but sparsely populated Island go to elections under the control of Mr. Trump's rhetoric.
Greenland is a semi-automatic territory of Denmark, with its own parliament, and Eged-leader of the Atacination Party who wants independence.
“We deserve to be treated with respect, and I do not think that the US president has done it recently since he has taken office,” Aege said in an interview with Dr.
“The latest things made by the US president means you don't want to approach (US) as you would like in the past,” he said. “We need to draw a line on the sand and spend more effort on those countries that show us respect The future we want Draw. “
Edg's interview with DR came before Mr. Trump made his latest comments about Greenland on social media, AFP reports.
“The United States strongly support the right of Greenland people to determine their own future,” Mr. Trump said in a report at the end of Sunday. “We will continue to keep you safe, like the Second World War. We are ready to invest billions to create new jobs and make you rich – and, if you choose, we welcome you to become part of the greatest nation anywhere in the world, US America!”
In his appeal to Congress earlier this month, Mr. Trump spoke more severely about Greenland, where the military in the US has its northern base.
The location of the island, between the US, Russia and Europe, makes it strategic for both economic and defense purposes, especially since the melting of marine ice has opened new delivery routes through the Arctic region. Greenland also has natural gas, oil and very much in demand mineral resources.
“We need Greenland for national security and even international security. And we work with all participants to try to get it,” Mr. Trump said in Congress. “But we really need it for international world security. And I think we will get it – one way or another, we will get it.”
“We don't want to be Americans or Danes; we are a coloolite,” said Eugene in return Prior to Mr. Trump's appeal, using the Greenland word for the indigenous island. “The Americans and their leader must understand it. We are not sold and cannot simply be accepted. Our future will be resolved in Greenland.”