US eyes Cold War–era Greenland bases in new security pact

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The United States plans to reopen a Cold War–era base in southern Greenland and station forces at an eastern outpost as part of a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland; Washington says the deal would grant permanent security control, but the terms remain undisclosed and may not be finalized until a UN General Assembly signing, as NATO tensions rise and Greenland emphasizes its right to self-determination.
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