Greenland and Denmark: No sovereignty transfer in security deal
Denmark and Greenland have reached an agreement with the United States to strengthen the military presence on the Arctic island, emphasizing that the agreement does not affect Greenland's sovereignty. The deal allows the U.S. to develop its military capabilities in the area, with a ban on establishing military bases for Washington's adversaries. Its goal is to enhance regional security without granting the U.S. permanent control over sovereignty or making direct political decisions. The agreement is expected to be signed during the United Nations meetings, amid coordination to ensure Denmark's red lines are respected and to ease tensions raised after Trump's comments about permanent control over the island's security.
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