US and Denmark Announce Security Deal Over Greenland
The agreement resolves a diplomatic dispute sparked when President Trump threatened to seize the semi-autonomous territory.
The United States and Denmark announced a deal on Greenland's security, resolving a diplomatic dispute triggered when President Donald Trump threatened to seize the semi-autonomous territory, according to France 24.
The exact terms of the deal remain uncertain, but it appears Denmark will retain sovereignty over Greenland while the US will be able to develop a significant military presence on the island and bar its adversaries from building bases there, France 24 reported.
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- US and Denmark reach Greenland security deal — France 24 — English
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