Denmark’s King Frederik X will begin a three-day visit to Greenland on Wednesday, according to the royal palace. The trip, seen as a symbol of support for the autonomous Danish territory, includes stops in Nuuk, Maniitsoq, and Kangerlussuaq, where the king will visit a Danish military Arctic training center. The visit was announced in late January, when the 57-year-old monarch expressed solidarity with the island’s roughly 57,000 residents.
The visit comes amid heightened tensions between Denmark, the United States, and the European Union over Greenland’s vast mineral resources. U.S. President Donald Trump had previously threatened to use force to gain control of the island but later withdrew that threat, though he remains interested in its ownership. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen noted that Trump views Greenland as strategically vital for U.S. and NATO security against Russia and China.
A joint U.S.-Denmark-Greenland working group has been formed to discuss Washington’s Arctic security concerns, though no further details have been disclosed.
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