US secures Greenland security role, not full control; Arctic deterrence pact signed

The US, Denmark, and Greenland signed an agreement enhancing US involvement in Greenland's security to deter Russian and Chinese presence in the Arctic, but stopped short of full US control. The pact reflects growing strategic importance of the region as climate change opens new maritime routes and resource access. The exact scope of US security commitments remains unclear, and the agreement's impact on regional power dynamics is yet to be seen.