US EditionThe Case for Annexing Greenland
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NATO states plan to increase Arctic presence in response to Trump's Greenland claims.
NATO countries asked the alliance to consolidate their presence in the Arctic after the US intensified the threats of occupying Greenland, declared three NATO diplomats for Politico. At a meeting with closed doors that took place yesterday in Brussels...
Washington. US President Donald Trump said yesterday that Russia and China “would not be afraid” of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) without the presence of their country, amid tensions over Greenland, an Arctic territory that aims to annex itself “for reasons of national security.”
This has been assured to Europe Press by sources of the Atlantic Alliance, who have recalled that the Arctic "is of increasing strategic importance" and that NATO has "a clear interest in maintaining security and stability in the region".
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