US says it has no plans to increase military presence in Greenland
The United States has no current plans to increase its military presence in Greenland, the U.S. embassy in Copenhagen said on Thursday, after President-elect Donald Trump expressed renewed interest in acquiring the vast Arctic island.
Donald Trump does not rule out using military force to take Greenland
Donald Trump says that the U.S. having control over Greenland is imperative for U.S. national security and is not ruling out using military force to take it. Ivory Coast and Senegal have announced that France will withdraw from bases in their territories.
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COPENHAGEN - Greenland may become independent if its residents want, but it won't become a U.S. state, Denmark's foreign ...
Palvelussamme on juuri nyt häiriö, yritäthän myöhemmin uudelleen. Pahoittelemme aiheutunutta haittaa.
Trump said that U.S. control of the island was an "absolute necessity" and did not rule out using military or economic action ...
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