Diplomatic Freeze: Denmark Rebukes US Over Greenland Security Criticism

The Danish Foreign Minister criticized the Trump administration's harsh tone regarding Denmark's investment in Greenland's security. US Vice President JD Vance demanded Denmark increase its contributions. Danish and Greenlandic officials, however, maintained that Denmark remains a strong US ally, leading to protests in Copenhagen against US intervention.

The Danish Foreign Minister has issued a reprimand to the Trump administration, citing the harsh tone used in its critiques of Denmark's security investments in Greenland. The defense of territorial sovereignty has sparked diplomatic tensions and citizen protests in Copenhagen.

During Vice President JD Vance's visit to Greenland, he accused Denmark of underinvesting in the region, rendering its security inadequate. His remarks come amid ongoing US interest in the strategically and mineral-rich Greenland, which has faced resistance from both Danish and Greenlandic officials.

The political landscape in Denmark and Greenland is rapidly evolving, with the formation of a new coalition government in Greenland aimed at countering US influence. Denmark, a historical ally of the United States, continues to emphasize its investments in Arctic security, yet relations remain strained.

(With inputs from agencies.)