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Usha Vance Visit to Greenland: Usha Vance, wife of US Vice President JD Vance, is going to travel to Greenland on Thursday (March 27). According to a report by Reuters, an American delegation along with Mike Waltz, National Security Advisor of the White House of the US and Energy Secretary Chris Wright is about to travel to Greenland. This high-profile Greenland visit will also be accompanied by the wife of the US Vice President.
The White House issued a statement stating that Usha will travel to the historical places with the American delegation in Greenland and will participate in the National Dogslet Race with close to the historical heritage of the Danish region.
In greenland Us American delegation will visit military base
According to a report by Reuters, an American official said that NSA Mike Waltz and Energy Secretary Chris Right will also visit an American military base in Greenland during this important visit. At the same time, after this high-profile visit, the US delegation will return to the United States on March 29.
Greenland’s strategic location is beneficial for America
It is noteworthy that this high-profile trip by the US delegation is going to be between US President Donald Trump’s threat of occupation of the Danish region. Donald Trump has been threatening the US possession of Greenland since assuming the US President again.
Greenland’s strategic location and resources of minerals there can be very beneficial for America. At the same time, Greenland is the smallest route between Europe and North America, which is also important for the Warning System of American ballistic missile. However, both governments of Greenland and Denmark have opposed the move of America.
At the same time, no statement has come from the Caretaker government of Greenland on the demand for remarks towards the Reuters.
Denmark Prime Minister written comment
However, Denmark Prime Minister Met Frederickson has made a written comment about the visit of the US delegation. He said, “This is one such thing that we take very seriously.” He said, “Denmark wants to cooperate with America, but this cooperation should be based on the fundamental rules of sovereignty.”