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US-NATO Tensions: Trump Demands 'Very Good Deal' On Greenland, Links It To Future Troop Deployment
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8:03Now PlayingNATO leaders rallied behind Denmark at the alliance summit in Ankara after U.S. President Donald Trump renewed comments linking Greenland to broader security and military discussions. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reiterated that Greenland is not for sale and stressed the Greenlandic people's right to self-determination, while NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and other allied leaders acknowledged the Arctic's growing strategic importance amid increasing Russian and Chinese activity. Leaders from Canada, Norway, Iceland and Bulgaria emphasized that Arctic security must be strengthened without compromising sovereignty, with Denmark reminding allies that Greenland is already protected under NATO's collective defense framework through Article 5.
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