The planned journey from Second Lady Usha Vance to Greenland has become even more shame for the Trump government, because American officials kept beating on doors who tried to find someone who wants to meet her.
Usha Vance and one of her sons was planned to visit Danish controlled territory from Thursday to Saturday to see historical and cultural locations.
But while President Donald Trump maintains that the United States will take control of the mineral island, many have decided to avoid the second lady.
A plan to attend a popular dog sled race has since been canceled and American officials continued to find someone who would be willing to meet her in the capital of Nuuk, according to a report from the Danish television station TV 2.
They even knocked on the doors of Local, but got full: 'No, thank you' from their request to meet USHA.
As a result, the planned three-day journey has now been reduced to just one day, Friday, when vice-president JD Vance will join his wife to visit an American military base.
They will be accompanied by the displayed national security adviser Mike Waltz and energy secretary Christ Wright on their journey.
Vice President JD Vance now accompanies his wife, Second Lady Usha Vance, during her planned trip to Greenland
Usha was set to travel to Danish controlled territory with only her son for a three -day trip to take historical and cultural locations
The Trump government had claimed that USSha was invited to the semi-autonomous territory to attend the Avanaata Qimussersu Dogsled-Race in Sisimiut.
But the Government of Greenland explicitly stated that there was no formal or informal invitation for American officials to visit the territory – especially because it is in the middle of the negotiations to form a new coalition government, according to USA Today.
Since then it has been revealed that the invitation for the Second Lady to attend the dog -sled race was sent by an American named Tom Dans, who runs a company called American Daybreak – who wants to strengthen us and Greenland ties.
In a statement that was published on social media at the end of Tuesday, he said that the company was an important sponsor of the annual dog sled race, and it was in that capacity that he invited Usha and other high Trump officials to visit Greenland to experience this unique and exciting cultural event. '
He said that the visit was always meant as “purely personal in nature and in the spirit of the friendship between our two nations.”
It is unclear who has canceled the appearance of USSha during the race, but it came in the midst of widespread protests throughout Greenland and Denmark.
Now the only thing is on the agenda for the visit of USHA the trip to ThThe US Space Force Buitenpost at Pituffik, on the northwest coast of Greenland, in an attempt to remove the risk of violating potential diplomatic taboos.
It will also reduce the chance that the Vance and his wife will cross the paths with residents who are angry with Trump's annexation announcements.
American officials continued to find someone who would like to meet her in the capital of Nuuk (photo)
Allegedly they went from door to door to ask residents to meet the second lady, but received a resounding 'no, thank you'
Pituff
Pituffik Space Base is one of the most strategically important military sites in the world.
It serves as an early detection site for rocket launches.
About 150 American Air Force and Space Personeels are permanently stationed there.
The name changed from Thule to Pituffik two years ago, which means that in Groenlandse 'the place where we bind our dogs'.
Pituff
Opinion polls have shown that almost all Groenlanders oppose the United States, and in recent weeks Anti-American demonstrators have some of the largest demonstrations that were once seen on the Arctic island.
They have spoken against 'American pressure against Greenland and Denmark' and 'unwanted visits of the American government' and have planned a rally on Saturday for the American embassy in the Danish capital.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, who has been strong since his return to Trump's office, praised the challenge of Groenlanders of Washington in the midst of historical protests.
“The attention is overwhelming and the pressure is great, but it is in times like this that you show what you were made of,” she wrote in an address to the inhabitants of the island. “You have noticed who you are.”
She had said earlier that the visit of the Vance created 'unacceptable pressure'.
'It is clearly not a visit that relates to the needs or wishes of Greenland. That is why I have to say that it is an unacceptable pressure exerted on Greenland and Denmark – and we will record the pressure, “Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told Danish broadcasters DR and TV2.
“President Trump is serious,” she said. “He wants Greenland.”
Trump in fact doubled on his vow to grab the territory from Denmark – once an American ally and a NATO member – on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that the US will take over control over the mineral -rich island
Protests have spread over Greenland and Denmark against President Trump's rhetoric
He wrongly claimed that the people of Greenland 'want to happen something' with the United States.
“They call us – we don't call them,” said the president of reporters of the Oval Office.
When he was asked if people on the territory were 'enthusiastic' to become American citizens, he replied that he did not know ', but I think we should do it, and we have to convince them. ”
He further explained that the United States needs Greenland for national security and international security.
“So I think we'll go as far as we have to go,” he promised.
“We need Greenland and the world needs us to have Greenland, including Denmark,” he continued. “If we don't have Greenland, we can't have good national security.”
Because the nautical gateway to the North Pole area and North Atlantic approaches of North America, Greenland has a wider strategic value, since both China and Russia are looking for their waterways and natural resources.
The island, which is three times as large for Texas, also has a ballistic rocket early outgrowing system, but has no army and relies on Denmark for protection.
However, if the Trump government would take control of the territory, Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that he would wage war against the US.
In an ominous warning, Putin stated that Russia is 'very closely' for the next step from Trump.
'We are talking about serious plans on the American side with regard to Greenland. These plans have long had existing historical roots, “Putin told the International Arctic Forum in the Russian city of Murmansk.
