“That does not mean we want to be owned by the United States. But as allies, how we can strengthen our cooperation is our interest,” she said.
Rasmussen added that the meeting was an opportunity to “challenge” Trump’s narrative on the island, including that it is under threat from China.
“It is not a true narrative that we have Chinese warships all around the place. According to our intelligence, we haven’t had a Chinese worship in Greenland for a decade or so,” Rasmussen said.
