European countries have begun deploying troops to Greenland following U.S. President Donald Trump’s renewed threat to take control of the strategically important Arctic territory. The move comes after talks among Denmark, Greenland, and the United States ended without resolution. France, Germany, Norway, and Sweden have started sending military personnel to strengthen the island’s security.
France has already dispatched 15 soldiers, while Germany has sent 13 as part of an intelligence unit. The Danish Ministry of Defence announced that Denmark is expanding its military presence in Greenland in close cooperation with NATO allies. Norway and Sweden have also confirmed their participation in the deployment.
Following Trump’s remarks about Greenland, a group of European Parliament lawmakers called for immediate suspension of the approval process for proposed U.S. trade agreements with several EU countries, urging new measures in response to Washington’s stance.
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