Trump signs permanent defense deal with Greenland

The United States and Denmark have reached a permanent agreement to strengthen the U.S. military presence in Greenland, located in the Arctic, with the aim of protecting their interests and preventing adversaries from establishing military bases there. The agreement grants the United States permanent rights to deploy troops and conduct aircraft operations, and prohibits non-NATO countries from establishing bases on the island, even if Greenland becomes independent in the future. The deal is expected to be officially signed next week during the United Nations meetings in New York, according to officials and diplomats.

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