The US Secretary of the State did not determine military coercion, but it was noticed that Trump had barely in mind the possibility of military confrontation.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed the seriousness of US President Donald Trump’s intent about the purchase of Greenland, without the military coercion. He said this in an interview with host Megin Kelly, published on Thursday, January 30.
“It’s not a joke. It’s not about getting land for land extraction.
He also did not exclude military coercion so that he could not remove himself from the levers of influence. ” Rubio at the same time noted that the president had barely in mind the possibility of military confrontation.
According to the US Secretary of the US, the Arctic will be critical for shipping routes, and America will need the opportunity to protect it. Rubio also did not exclude that US competitors could try to expand its existence.
The United States Secretary of the State of the United States emphasized that Greenland’s ownership is a priority for Trump.
“We haven’t been able to discuss exactly how we can act tactically.
He explained that China, not present in geography in the Arctic region, is still trying to get a greater influence and spread its existence. According to Rubio, Chinese objects may appear in Greenland, which will open an extensive access to the Arctic. In addition, in the event of any conflict, China can ship Navy ships there and design military influence from there.
Rubio noted that the United States is not sure that the Denmark government will prevent Chinese expansion and the emergence of this type of threat to US national security. Therefore, according to him, President Trump suggested buying Greenland, who paid Denmark for the land.
Earlier it was learned that Donald Trump had asked Prime Minister Dania Matt Fredericksen to give Greenland.
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