Overview
- Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen called any attempt to influence the Kingdom's internal affairs unacceptable and ordered a meeting with the U.S. chargé d'affaires.
- DR reported at least three individuals close to President Trump visited Greenland to identify potential pro‑U.S. allies and compile lists of supporters and opponents.
- The report said the visitors encouraged discussion of sensitive historical grievances, including past child separations and a forced contraception program affecting Greenlandic women.
- Denmark's security service PET has warned Greenland remains a target for foreign influence, and the chargé d'affaires was also summoned in May after the Wall Street Journal reported stepped-up U.S. intelligence collection on the island.
- No U.S. rebuttal was cited in the coverage, and Denmark said it would bolster resilience in both Greenland and Denmark in response to influence risks.