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Individuals closely connected to former U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly attempted to intervene in Greenland’s domestic affairs. Following recent developments, Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen urgently summoned a U.S. envoy for discussions.
Key points:
- Trump has not abandoned plans to pursue Greenland’s annexation.
- Denmark has moved to expand its intelligence agencies’ presence in the region to counteract U.S. activities.
Details of the latest Trump-related controversy
Journalists uncovered that at least three associates of the ex-president frequently traveled to Greenland to compile lists of local residents potentially supportive of the island joining the United States.
Insiders describe these efforts as a form of “infiltration” and “influence campaign” designed to strain ties between Copenhagen and Nuuk.
This situation deeply worries us. Naturally, there’s cause for alarm, — stated an anonymous source.
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Additionally, reports highlight that a Trump-linked American figure, often seen publicly with the former leader, gathered intelligence in Greenland on both proponents of U.S. integration and critics of Washington’s policies.
Sources reveal this individual was recently assigned to a role that could “grant him leverage over U.S. security policies.”
He also sought out narratives that might discredit Denmark in American media outlets.
One interlocutor noted that certain U.S. initiatives in Greenland during summer months operated at reduced visibility levels, though this isn’t inherently beneficial.
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