France resembles “great powers” that Greenland “is not for sale” in the Arctic visit

The highest French official condemned the “Brutalization” of the world “main forces” on his journey to Greenland during the weekend in apparent to appoint president Donald Trump and his ambitions in the Arctic.

In the comments of the French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Bartot from the capital Nuuka, said on Sunday that his visit was the show “Solidarity” and reminded international superpower Greenland “It’s not up to catch” or “for sale.”

“Peacefulness of peace, prosperity and democracy Everyone was called into a deviation of new empires that would like to replace the logic of cooperation with the logic of coercion,” Barrot said. “This brutalization of the world can be seen even in the article.”

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Cartot, who visited a French military ship attached to Nuuk, also confirmed it French officials He will return to Greenland in the fall to start ironing of new critical minerals that hit Nuuk when Nuuk approved Danish-French consortium 30-mining contract for extraction of anorthosite for the production of anorthosite.

While Barrot called the Russian president directly Vladimir Putin’s The war in Ukraine, he did not mention Trump or stated now as a major threat to European territory. Although his comments arrived only three days after Denmark called on the chief of the US after the report, they claimed that people were allegedly guided by disguised surgery in Greenland.

Trump faced a broad conviction for his Ambitions in Greenland – The autonomous territory in the Kingdom of Denmark – and refused to exclude military intervention to “acquire” Arctic Nation, which he claims is strategically important for security reasons.

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“The size of the nation cannot be renewed for the easement of their neighbors or allies,” Barrot said. “The size of the nation is measured by its contribution to the freedom of the world.”

France, in particular, came to the defense of the Arctic Island, with the French President Emmanuel Macron Travel to Greenland in June where he criticized Trump threats and cemented not only Paris’, but Europe, determination that the “territorial integrity of the island” must be respected.

Despite international return, Trump appears undiscovered in his desire to “acquire” Greenland and according to the official administrations “The President believes that Greenland is a strategically important location, and only confidently greenlanders to better service if the United States is protected from modern threats in the Arctic region.

“President Trump is dedicated to establishing long-term peace in the country and abroad,” said official.

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Barrot said his “visit sends a message: Greenland and Denmark are not alone – Europe and France stand by their side today and tomorrow.

“Greenland is an Arctic territory, it is a European territory. We belong to the same family,” he added.