


Denmark's $2.05 Billion Military Investment Amid Trump's Greenland Acquisition Efforts
Denmark is investing $2.05 billion in Arctic defense while Trump insists on acquiring Greenland, citing strategic interests and historical claims.
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Overview
Denmark announced a $2.05 billion investment to bolster its military presence in Greenland and the Faroe Islands amidst ongoing pressure from President Trump, who continues to express interest in acquiring Greenland for its strategic importance. Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen detailed plans for new Arctic vessels, drones, and improved satellite surveillance, enhancing regional security cooperation. Former Danish minister Tom Høyem recalled that U.S. interest in purchasing Greenland is a historical recurring theme. Greenland's leadership firmly rejects any sale, emphasizing its autonomy and right to self-determination as tensions rise in a rapidly changing Arctic landscape.
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