Hundreds of protesters flooded Copenhagen and Aarhus this weekend, pushing back against recent US moves in Greenland 🌍. The demonstrations followed a visit by US Vice President JD Vance to Pituffik Space Base, where he criticized Denmark's role in Arctic security and local welfare. Tensions flared as crowds waved banners declaring 'Greenland is not for sale!'—a direct rebuttal to perceived American overreach.
🔥 Mogens Lykketoft, Denmark's former foreign minister, fired up the crowd in Copenhagen: 'We must fight this at the UN and rally global support against aggression.' His call for solidarity earned roaring cheers, with activists chanting in Greenlandic and Danish to defend the region's autonomy.
🚨 In Aarhus, protests echoed similar sentiments, blending Cold War-era geopolitics with modern sovereignty debates. Greenland—part of Denmark since 1953 but self-governed since 1979—remains a hot-button topic as global powers eye the Arctic's resources. Will this spark a new wave of Nordic activism? Stay tuned 📢.
