European troops arrive in Greenland as talks with US highlight 'disagreement' over island's future
Summary
European troops have arrived in Greenland to support Denmark amid talks with the U.S. highlighting disagreements over the island's future, with Denmark and Greenland rejecting U.S. ownership while emphasizing NATO's role in Arctic security.
Key Points
- Several European countries have sent troops to Greenland to support Denmark's increased military presence.
- Talks between Denmark, Greenland, and the U.S. reveal fundamental disagreements over Greenland's future.
- Greenland's Prime Minister emphasized that Greenland is not for sale and does not want to be governed by the U.S.
- A working group between Denmark and the U.S. has been created to address security concerns while respecting Denmark's sovereignty.
