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In his reaction, Rasmussen said that although he did not assess the tone over “the” made from the White House's number two number, he said there were many ways for the US to have a stronger presence in Greenland under the terms of a 1951 defence agreement.

There's a lot of talk these days about Groenanda. Many accusations and many ties of peace have been made. Of course, we are open to criticism. But let me be completely honest. We don't appreciate the tone it's being given by the United States. You shouldn't talk to your close allies like that. And I still consider Denmark and the United States as close allies. We respect the fact that the United States needs a larger military presence in Greenland, mentioned even bigger by JD Vance. In Greenland and Denmark we are very open to discuss this with you, with an open mind. We still have the defense agreement since 1951.

The vice president also stated Denmark has done very little in the Arctic. A day ago, he said the United States has also done very little. And the fact is that we've all got the video of peace. We all acted with the assumption that the Arctic was and should be a low-pressure area. But that time is over. With the status quo currently is not a major option in security, but with a $1 billion investment in drones and warships will be something different next year”, Rasmussen added. /Periscope/