Vice President Trump Friday to Greenland – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Al -Jazeera News Agency quoted Al Jazeera Network “J. Venice, the US Vice President, announced that it will travel to Greenland on Friday to investigate the security situation in the area.

He emphasized that the visit is aimed at evaluating security conditions and that US officials are pursuing developments in the area closely.

CNN news channel also reported yesterday that (Mike) WaltzWhite House National Security Advisor, and Osha VenusWife Jay Dee VenusThe US Vice President will travel to Greenland this week. The trip comes as former US President Donald Trump has repeatedly put forward the idea of ​​annexation for the Danish Island to American soil.

The news channel quoted an informed source as saying that Mike is expected Waltz Visit Greenland this week. The wife of the US vice president will also travel to Greenland with her son and a delegation from the United States.

White House Previous The purpose of the spouse’s journey Venus He declared a cultural journey and said he was traveling to the island to visit historical sites, acquaintance with the Greenland legacy and participate in the National Doggy Competition.

The White House statement said that the wife of the US vice president and the delegation were excited to see this traditional competition and celebrate Greenland’s culture and unity.

The trips come as Trump has repeatedly publicly expressed his desire to buy and access Greenland, an idea that was met with widespread opposition from Denmark and Greenland.

Trump, despite these opposition, still believes that this will be realized someday.

Greenland, a former Danish colony, has achieved autonomy since year 4, but is still under Denmark’s foreign policy, defense and monetary policy.

Given the rich reserves of rare minerals in Greenland, which are critical to advanced industries, Trump’s ambitions on the island have raised questions about its future security in the US competition with Russia and China to infiltrate the Arctic region.