The Second Lady of the Usha Vance will visit Greenland as Trump speaks of the takeover star-news.press/wp

Washington – Second lady Usha Vance plans to travel to Greenlandself-richly mineral rich in American Ally Ally Damark which president Donald Trump He suggested that the United States should take control.

Vance will go on Thursday and return Saturday, according to her office. Vance and one of her three children will be part of the American delegation set to “visits the historical site, they learn about Greendic Heritage and attend National Race with Weannaat Qimussurs, Greenland’s race in Daplin in Greenland.”

The race is characterized by about 37 flies and 444 dogs and offers what Vance’s Office describes as “an outstanding display of speed, skills and teamwork. The statement stated that Vance and Delegation” are excited in the testimony of this monumental race and glory in Greenland culture and unity. “

Media in Greenland and Denmark reported that during his journey this week, he would be accompanied by Trump’s National Security Advisor Mike Waltz. The White House and the National Security Council did not immediately respond to comment requests.

Trump was a muscum during his first term in his first term of purchase of the largest world island, even as Copenhagen, the NATO ally insisted that he was not for sale.

From returning to the White House, Trump said several times that now will come to control Greenland, while insisting that he supports the idea for strategic national security reasons – not an eye towards American expansionism.

“I think we’ll have it,” Trump told Greenland shortly after the beginning of his second term of time on the 20th. January. The United States is already having a military base at Greenland and the Son of the President, Donald Trump Jr., Visited him in January.

During the recent meeting of the oval Office with the NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Said Trump “Denmark is very far” from Greenland and questioned whether that country was entitled to the world’s largest island as part of his kingdom.

“The ship landed there 200 years ago or something. And they say they have the right to do so,” Trump said. “I don’t know if that’s true. I don’t think that’s, actually.”

All five parties in Greenland Parliament issued a joint statement Last week refusing Trump remarks. Denmark acknowledged Greenland’s right to independence at the time of the election.

Behind his focus on Greenland, Trump has refused to exclude military intervention in Panama to take over the channel of that country, said that Canada should be 51. The state of America and suggested US interests can take control of war torn Gauze tape from Israel and rearranged as “Riviera” – Sea-like.

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Associated Press Writer Kirsten Grieshaber in Berlin contributed to this report.