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Denmark Sees Long-Term NATO Presence in Greenland After Trump Deal

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NATO launched a mission named Arctic Sentry earlier this year to boost exercises and patrols in the region as part of an effort to defuse severe tensions within the military alliance over US President Donald Trump's push to acquire Greenland.

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Denmark expects NATO's increased military presence in Greenland and the entire Arctic region to continue beyond the next two years and, if possible, to become a long-term commitment of the Alliance. Danish Defense Minister Jeppe Bruus told Reuters in Brussels that Copenhagen is "quite positive" that the increased military presence in Greenland and the Arctic will continue in the coming years. At the heart of this approach is Arctic Sentry, NATO'…

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