US signs ‘tremendous’ Arctic security deal with Denmark, Greenland
- NATO and the European Union welcome accord that ends a months-long standoff after Trump threatened to seize Greenland.
- The United States, Denmark and Greenland have signed a deal on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, granting Washington a greater military presence on the continent-sized Arctic island.
- After years of tensions between the US and Denmark, which holds sovereignty over the autonomous and resource-rich territory of Greenland, Tuesday’s agreement resolves a key point of contention among Western transatlantic allies.
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- NATO and the European Union welcome accord that ends a months-long standoff after Trump threatened to seize Greenland.
- The United States, Denmark and Greenland have signed a deal on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, granting Washington a greater military presence on the continent-sized Arctic island.
- After years of tensions between the US and Denmark, which holds sovereignty over the autonomous and resource-rich territory of Greenland, Tuesday’s agreement resolves a key point of contention among Western transatlantic allies.
Sources: Al Jazeera