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... Danish broadcaster DR reported that at least three U.S. citizens linked to the U.S. government were involved in activities that, reportedly, authorities fear could be used covertly to support Trump's desire to make Greenland part of the United States.

Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said the U.S. chargé d'affaires -- currently its most senior diplomat in Denmark -- had been summoned in response. He called any interference in Danish affairs "unacceptable," and emphasized that Copenhagen "will of course not accept covert operations on our territory," in a statement emailed by his ministry, according to the AP.

"It worries me greatly because we do not spy on friends," Rasmussen also said in response to a report in The Wall Street Journal.

According to DR, one of the men compiled lists of Greenlanders supportive of, or critical toward, U.S. influence, while others maintained political and business contacts on the island. It was unclear whether they acted independently or under direction from U.S. officials. ...

@#2 ... The three Americans caught in Greenland were just following order ...

Yeah, I'd tend to agree.

Yet the State Dept denies that was the case, unsurprisingly.