Denmark confronted the US over alleged attempts to sway Greenlandic public opinion. Reports suggest three US men with Trump ties tried to infiltrate Greenlandic society, compiling lists of Trump supporters. Denmark's foreign minister called this "totally unacceptable," while the prime minister took the claims seriously. The US government denies directing these actions, attributing them to private citizens. This incident further strains US-Denmark relations, already tense due to Trump's past attempts to acquire Greenland. The Danish government is concerned about foreign influence campaigns aiming to shape public opinion in Greenland.
Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.
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