Tensions Rise Over US Intelligence Activities in Greenland

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen condemned the alleged US intelligence operations in Greenland, stressing, “you cannot spy against an ally,” amid reports of American efforts to gather intelligence on the region, following President Trump's interest in the strategic Arctic island.

Tensions have escalated as Denmark asserts its sovereignty, refusing any sale or annexation of Greenland, despite Trump's undisclosed military threats. The US stands accused of undermining diplomatic trust, straining NATO relations.

Frederiksen's comments come as Denmark demands explanations from US diplomats. Meanwhile, US intelligence officers continue scrutinizing Greenland, focusing on resource extraction and independence movements. Despite calls for transparency, officials remain tight-lipped, heightening concerns over regional security.

(With inputs from agencies.)