Trump Announces Agreement with Denmark for "Permanent Control" of Security in Greenland
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Trump Announces Agreement with Denmark for "Permanent Control" of Greenland
US President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Denmark for "permanent control" of Greenland. Through his social network Truth Social, the president assured that his country will begin to increase the military presence on the Danish island "immediately." He also said that the pact will have no cost to Washington and that it will prevent any U.S. opponent from establishing bases or military presence on the island without its express approval. To date, the Danish Government has not formally confirmed or denied the terms of the agreement. Our correspondent
The US and Denmark announce an agreement by which Washington will assume "permanent security control" of Greenland
The news of the agreement was confirmed by Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
Trump Announces Agreement with Denmark to Take on "Permanent Security Control" in Greenland
The Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, confirms the commitment, but speaks of "shared security in the Arctic." The three-party pact includes the veto to enemy countries, according to the American President's version
