Denmark to Return Meteorite to Greenland in Conciliatory Gesture
The Agpalilik meteorite, displayed in Copenhagen since 1967, is part of Danish efforts to ease tensions amid US annexation threats, according to Le Monde.
Denmark plans to return the Agpalilik meteorite to Greenland, Le Monde reported, in what it described as a conciliatory gesture toward the autonomous territory.
The iron meteorite has been displayed in Copenhagen since 1967, and its return is part of intensified Danish efforts to ease tensions with Greenland amid threats of US annexation, according to the report.
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- Le retour annoncé de la météorite Agpalilik au Groenland, un geste de conciliation du Danemark — Le Monde — Une
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