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Trump hails Greenland as 'second to none' for security of US and Europe

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Briefings

In September 2026, Donald Trump signed a security agreement with Greenland and Denmark permitting the United States to construct two military bases in the island's southern and eastern regions. This move was presented as a strategic enhancement to US-Europe security relations, though the specific operational details of the bases remain unconfirmed.

Key points

• A security agreement was signed between Donald Trump and the leaders of Greenland and Denmark in September 2026.
• The agreement authorizes the United States to build two military bases in the south and east of Greenland.

Context and limitations

The evidence covers only the signing of the security deal in September 2026. It does not specify the exact locations of the two proposed bases, nor does it provide information on the construction timeline, budget, or operational status of the facilities.

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