Trump doubles down on need for Greenland ahead of Vance visit

president Donald Trump repeated his argument to the United States that took over on Wednesday, before the Vice President JD Vance was appointed to visit the island.

Trump said that his administration should “tell them that we need Greenland for international safety and security. We need it. We have to get it.” Vans and his wife, the second lady, Usha Vance, will visit the island -dependent on the island.

“that it [an] The island is from a defensive position and even the offensive position is something we need. … when you look at the ships that go up to their beach in hundreds, it is a crowded place, ”he added, speaking in an interview with Vincent Koglianz radio host.

Trump went on to say he was not sure whether the Greenland people want to become American citizens, but he said it is important to “persuade them.”

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“We must have the land because it is not possible to defend a large portion of this land – not just the United States – without it. So we must get it, and I think we will get it,” he said.

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The vice president says he will visit the guardians of space at the Pitufik Space base on Friday and “check what is happening with security in Greenland.”

A press release from the Fansa office stated that the base is the “northern installation” of the Ministry of Defense.

Vice President JD Vance will travel to Greenland with his wife, Osha Vance, on Friday. (Fox News / Hanity)

“The Vice President and the visit of the second lady will be held at the Betifik Space Base instead of visiting the second lady who was previously announced to the Avenata Kimosro race in Sisimiot,” and the press statement stated.

Trump is still optimistic about the risk of Greenland: “I think it’s happening.”

“The strategic partnership between the United States and Greenland has long played a vital role in our national and economic security. During World War II, the United States has established more than ten military bases in Greenland to defend the Northern Ocean of Nazi incursion. During the Cold War, the United States committed additional resources to Greenland to defend the Soviet attack attack.”

The Pitufik Space base, which was previously operating at the Thule Air base, with the THULE tracking station, in North Greenland. (Thomas Traasdahl/Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Images)

“In decades that followed, they gave negligence and inaction from the Danish leaders and former US administrations, our opponents have the opportunity to pay their own priorities in Greenland and the Northern Pole. President Trump is really changing.”

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Sarah Tobianski and Alex Nitzberg contributed to Fox News