US signs Greenland security pact with Denmark after months of tension
The United States has signed a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland after months of tension, according to NDTV. The 10-page pact provides for two US military bases in southern and eastern Greenland, but the supplied material gives no further details.
The United States has signed a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland after months of tension, according to NDTV. The wide-ranging pact is 10 pages long and provides for the United States to build two military bases in Greenland, one in the south and one in the east. The supplied material does not state when the agreement was signed or identify the officials who signed it.
It also does not describe the bases’ planned locations, purpose, construction timetable or operating arrangements. No details are provided about the nature of the tensions that preceded the agreement, or about responses from the Danish and Greenlandic authorities. Further provisions of the pact are not included in the available source material.
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