US and Denmark reach security deal after Trump’s threats to take over Greenland
The United States and Denmark have signed a security agreement that permits the U.S. to increase its military footprint in Greenland. Greenland’s government says the deal respects its autonomy and self‑determination, while Denmark emphasizes that sovereignty remains intact. The pact follows President Trump’s earlier threats to assume control of the territory. The agreement also outlines joint defense exercises and intelligence sharing.