Four of the five parties elected in bulkândia agree to form a wide coalition on the eve of the visit of the United States vice president, JD Vance, to Arctic Island.
Bulk agents agreed on Thursday to form a new government, joining in the midst of renewed pressures and threats of the president of the United States, Donald Trumpto attach the Arctic Nation to the Danish Crown.
Four of the five games chosen for Parliament Granelândia earlier this month agreed to form a coalition that will have 23 of the 31 seats in the legislature. The agreement is expected to be signed on Friday, according to the local press.
The agreement arises at this time Trump intensifies the efforts to obtain control of the Arctic Island “in one way or another.”
The vice president of the United States, JD Vancehas to I arrive in GOLAND this Friday. Together with the woman, Usha Vance, will visit the American Pituffik Space Base, which supports antimile surveillance and defense operations.
Initially, Usha was scheduled to visit alone, but on Wednesday, JD announced that she would accompany her on her trip so as not to leave her “have fun.”
Jens -Frederik Nielsen, leader of the Demokraatit party, the largest party in Parliament, has pledged to form a wide coalition. Since the surprising victory of his central party in the elections of March 11, Nielsen has argued that an urgent coalition is vital to resist the pressure of the United States.
GROLAND Prime Minister, Mute Bourup EgedeHe criticized Vance’s trip, describing it “very aggressive.”
“Until recently, we could have security with the Americans, who were our allies and friends who liked to work in close collaboration,” Egede told local media.
“But this time it is over, we have to admit it, because the new American leadership is complete and totally indifferent to what we have been together so far, because now it is just a matter of taking care of our country to our breach,” he added.
Trump Graciaândia, an autonomous region of Denmark, because it has rich mineral deposits and crosses air and strategic maritime routes, at a time when the United States, Russia and China compete for their position in the Arctic.
Putin is not surprised by the renewed interest of the United States in bulk
The president of Russia, Vladimir PutinHe said Thursday that Trump’s pressure to control bulk is not surprising, given the interest of the United States in the territory rich in minerals.
During a political forum in Murmansk Porto, Putin said that the United States first considered the possibility of controlling bulkândia in the nineteenth century and, after World War II, offered to buy it in Denmark.
“It may seem surprising at first glance and it would be a mistake to believe that it is a kind of extravagant conversation of the current administration of the United States,” Putin said.
“It is obvious that the United States will continue to systematically promote its geostrategic, political-military and economic interests in the Arctic.”
Trump bothered a large part of Europe by suggesting that the United States should somehow control the autonomous and rich in Denmark’s mineral territory, a member of the United States and NATO member.
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Putin emphasized that Russia He is worried about NATO activities in the Arctic and will respond by reinforcing its military capacity in the polar region.
“We are certainly concerned about the fact that NATO members describe the north end as the region of possible conflicts,” he said, saying that the residents of Russia, Finland and Sweden joined the Alliance.
“Russia has never threatened anyone in the Arctic, but we will follow the events closely and give an adequate response, increasing our military capacity and modernizing military infrastructure.”
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TO Porcelain He has also shown a growing interest in the region, which is believed to contain up to a quarter of oil and gas still to be discovered on Earth.
“We will not allow any infraction to the sovereignty of our country, we will safeguard our national interests and support peace and stability in the polar region,” Putin said.
While she was committed to reinforcing Russia’s military position in the Arctic, Putin emphasized that Kremlin kept the door open to broader international cooperation in the region.
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