The United States and Denmark have reached an agreement to expand the US security role in Greenland while keeping the Arctic island under Danish sovereignty. The deal is expected to be signed during the UN General Assembly and will require parliamentary approval in Denmark and Greenland. The agreement follows months of tensions over President Donald Trump’s push for greater US control of Greenland and his claims about its strategic importance to American security.
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Trump Says US Reaches Major Security Deal With Denmark Over Greenland
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