Pentagon fires Greenland base commander who ‘undermined’ JD Vance after visit

The Pentagon, the leader of the American space power base in Greenland, launched itself from the Vice president JD Vance, who visited the headquarters recently.

After visiting the Vice President, Colonel Suzana Maires sent the e -mail on March 31, “I do not assume that I understand the current policy, but what I know is the concerns of the American administration that Vice Vice President Vice Vice on Friday does not reflect the Bittifik space base.”

She added that she “spent the weekend to think about a visit on Friday – the measures taken, spoken words, and how it should affect each of you.” Email was first reported by Mileitary.com.

The spacecraft said in a public statement that Mairz was impressed by the leadership “because of the loss of confidence in its ability to drive.”

The United States accused Denmark of Greenlands’s treatment as “second -class citizens” during Vans to the Arctic base

“The leaders are expected to abide by the highest behavior standards, especially with regard to non -party survival in the performance of their duties,” the statement said.

Space Force said, Colonel Sean Lee had now taken over.

“The procedures to undermine the leadership chain or to sabotage the agenda of President Trump will not be tolerated in the Ministry of Defense,” the Pentagon spokesman Sean Barnell posted on X.

Maires became the leader of Al -Qaeda Space Group 821 in July, according to the participation of Facebook about the lead change ceremony.

Republican Sens. Tommy Tobreville, Alaa, Eric Schmidt, Mo, Jim Banks, Indiana, all of whom praised the shooting of the leader at X.

“Colonel Mayrez tried to politicize the space of space and was responsible. Lloyd Austin is no longer SECDEF,” Bankax wrote.

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Colonel Susan Maires at the lead change ceremony. (Space Power)

Vans, during his visit to the snow -covered island, criticized Denmark for his treatment of Greenlands as “second -class citizens.”

“Our message to Denmark is very simple,” Vans said. “You did not do a good job by the Greenland people. I have decreased in the people of Greenland, and I had invested in the security of this amazing beautiful land block.”

Vice President Denmark was accused of not maintaining Greenland in safe from China and Russia.

The White House said that Vans was responsible for the highest character traveling to the base in Pituffik.

The Trump administration has made Greenland’s goal.

“We need Greenland for national security and international security,” Trump said on March 11.

Vance visited the Pitufik Space Base (Thul Air Base) in late last month. (Thomas Traasdahl/Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Images)

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“Therefore, we will go, we will go further,” the president continued, speaking from the oval office. “We need Greenland. The world needs to have Greenland, including Denmark. We have Denmark Greenland. And you know, we will see what is happening. But if we do not have Greenland, we cannot get great international security.”

“I see it from a security point of view, we must be there,” Trump added.