US-Danish Pact on Greenland
In response to Washington's desire to strengthen Greenland's security, the United States and Denmark have reached a binding agreement that grants the U.S. permanent control over the security of the Arctic island, while preventing Russia and China from establishing bases or making sensitive investments there. The Danish government confirmed that Danish sovereignty over Greenland remains unchanged, and that the agreement aims to enhance regional security, with Washington intensifying its military presence in the area. The deal is scheduled to be signed on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly and represents an important step in safeguarding U.S. interests in the region.
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