US, Denmark, Greenland advance pact for permanent US military presence on Arctic island

The United States and Denmark have concluded a security agreement regarding Greenland, formally granting the US permanent security control over the island and ending a crisis triggered by President Trump's annexation threats. NATO has welcomed the accord, which formalizes US military access and strategic positioning in the Arctic, aiming to counter Russian and Chinese influence. Specific terms remain largely undisclosed, but the agreement is confirmed to preserve Danish sovereignty while establishing a permanent US military presence.