Donald Trump Jr. will visit Greenland.

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The elected President of the United States, Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., will visit Greenland, which his father previously mentioned wanting to buy.

Donald Trump's statement that "Greenland should be under the control of the United States" has drawn reactions, and the Danish government has announced a significant increase in defense spending for Greenland.

VISIT TO GREENLAND BY SON TRUMP

Donald Trump Jr., who will be sworn in on January 20 in the United States, will visit Greenland, which his father previously mentioned wanting to buy. According to reports in the U.S. media, it was stated that Trump Jr. would capture footage during his one-day visit to Greenland.

"WE WILL PROTECT GREENLAND"

Trump also shared his son's visit to Greenland on his Truth Social account. Trump stated that his son and "various representatives" would visit Greenland to see its most magnificent regions and views, saying, "I hear the people of Greenland saying 'Make it Great Again.' My son Trump Jr. and various representatives will travel there to visit some of the most magnificent areas and tourist spots. Greenland is an incredible place, and if it becomes part of our nation, people will benefit tremendously from it. We will protect Greenland and hold it high against a very malicious outside world."

STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE FOR THE U.S.

In a statement made via Truth Social, Trump said, "The ownership and control of Greenland by the U.S. is an absolute necessity for national security and freedom worldwide." Greenland, which is part of Denmark, hosts a large U.S. space facility and holds strategic importance for the U.S., as well as being a center for significant mineral resources.

VISIT TO GREENLAND CONFIRMED

The Greenland Ministry of Foreign Affairs also confirmed Donald Trump Jr.'s visit. In a statement, the ministry said, "We are aware of Donald Trump Jr.'s planned visit to Greenland. Since it is not an official visit, the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has no further comments regarding this visit."