On September 22, 2026, former President Donald Trump and leaders from Denmark and Greenland signed an agreement that permits an expanded United States military presence in Greenland. The details of the deal were not disclosed in the announcement.
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US Expands Military Presence in Greenland Through New Agreement with Denmark
A new agreement signed by former President Trump and leaders from Denmark and Greenland allows for an expanded US military presence in Greenland. The specifics of the deal have not been made public.
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US Expands Military Presence in Greenland Through New Agreement with Denmark