Greenland‑US deal draws cautious NATO nod as US widens presence

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Denmark’s top diplomat called the Greenland–U.S. agreement “very, very welcome” as Washington signals a larger American military footprint on Greenland, though few specifics have been released; a State Department official said the deal would ban non‑NATO bases, limit adversary investments, and prohibit China or Russia from basing there, but Denmark and Greenland have yet to publicly confirm those terms. The move comes after Trump’s push to buy Greenland, with Danes expressing cautious relief at a diplomatic resolution while sovereignty and self‑determination remain central.
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