Diplomatic Tensions: U.S. Delegation Sparks Controversy in Greenland

Tensions arise as a high-profile U.S. delegation visits Greenland, prompting Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to denounce the visit as 'unacceptable pressure.' The visit, led by Usha Vance and other U.S. officials, disrupts local politics as President Trump reiterates interest in annexing Greenland.

A U.S. delegation's visit to Greenland is stirring controversy, labeled by Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen as 'unacceptable pressure.' The visit, scheduled from Thursday to Saturday, includes high-ranking U.S. officials, marking it more than just a friendly visit.

President Donald Trump has voiced his continued interest in annexing Greenland, calling it a matter of national security. Greenland's acting head of government, Mute Egede, and Frederiksen view the visit as provocational, especially with local elections approaching.

Frederiksen emphasized Denmark's past cooperation with the U.S., citing agreements allowing American military presence in Greenland. However, the current scenario demands more support from allies to counter U.S. pressure. The visit's timing and nature have raised eyebrows, casting doubt on intended diplomacy.

(With inputs from agencies.)