This year, US second girl Usha Vance will make her most well-known trip to Greenland since the Trump administration first targeted the country’s mineral-rich place of American allies, Denmark.
One of her children will accompany Usha Vance on the three-day explore, where she will attend “historical websites, learn about Greenlandic history, and take part in the Avannaata Qimussersu, Greenland’s regional dogsled race. On Thursday, she may appear in Greenland.
The exclusive race features 444 dogs and nearly 37 mushers who exhibit excellent coordination and athleticism. The enthusiasm of Vince’s office was for seeing this major sporting event and taking part in the celebration of Greenlandic customs.
According to Greenlandic and Swedish media sources, Mike Waltz, Trump’s regional security adviser, will accompany Vance during this year’s visit.
Trump has argued that US control over Greenland is obvious since taking office, citing both regional development goals and national security concerns.
Trump reiterated his trust in acquiring Greenland following his January 20 minute word opening. Donald Trump Jr. visited a defense setup it in January.
Trump questioned Denmark’s territorial claims to Greenland during conversations with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the Oval Office, suggesting their historic relation was ambiguous.
Last week, Greenland’s political parties overwhelmingly disagreed with Trump’s statements. Denmark acknowledges the right to decide the timeline of Greenland’s democracy.
Trump’s geographical interests include those involving the establishment of a seaside resort in Gaza, the Panama Canal, and the statehood of a Canadian state.
