US Intelligence Services Increase Surveillance Activities in Greenland for Trump's Ambitions: Report
US intelligence services have been instructed to intensify surveillance activities in Greenland to support Trump's ambition to annex the island. The move has raised concerns in Denmark and Greenland.
US Intelligence Increases Surveillance in Greenland
Recent reports suggest that the US intelligence community has been directed to ramp up surveillance activities in Greenland, specifically targeting individuals supporting the independence of the self-governing Danish island.
Official Directive from Director of National Intelligence
Under the leadership of Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, intelligence officials have issued a 'collection emphasis message' regarding intelligence related to Greenland to agencies such as the CIA, DIA, and NSA. The primary goal is to identify individuals in Denmark and Greenland backing the Trump administration's aspirations to annex the island using various intelligence-gathering methods.
Reactions and Controversies
Tulsi Gabbard has responded to these reports, criticizing media outlets for allegedly aiding 'deep-state actors' in undermining the President through politicization and leaks of classified information. The alleged intelligence warning marks a significant step in supporting Trump's controversial ambition to acquire Greenland for strategic purposes.
Danish Response and Concerns
In response to these developments, Denmark has expressed worries over the increased spying activities by the US in Greenland. Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen emphasized the importance of not spying on allies, indicating escalating tensions between the two nations.