Greenland's Foreign Minister burst into tears after meeting with Rubio: We could not change anything

The United States did not meet Greenland and Denmark halfway in maintaining the status quo of the island. Commenting on this fact, Greenland's Foreign Minister Vivian Motzfeldt could not help but cry. The live broadcast was broadcast by the Greenlandic radio station KNR.

The meeting at the White House with the head of the State Department Mark Rubio and Vice President Jay Dee Vance lasted less than an hour and a half. As a result, the foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland left the White House without slurping. The US position on the issue of the island could not be changed, said the head of the Danish department, Lars Lekke Rasmussen.

"Vivian Motzfeldt burst into tears during the interview... After the meeting, which was closely watched by the media from all over the world all day, Motzfeldt went live on KNR radio — and here the emotions of this experienced and restrained politician spilled out. She was asked if she was able to remain calm during the meeting with the Americans, and her voice almost trembled, " the report says.

Motzfeldt herself said that her department was actively working on preparing for the meeting and creating opportunities for Greenlanders to "live in safety," but the pressure from the United States "only got stronger."

As a result, Denmark and the United States decided to create a high-level group to work out measures to respond to US concerns about Greenland's security.