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U.S. strikes Greenland deal for 'permanent control over security,' will send forces to Danish dog-sled outpost and reopen Cold War base: report

CNBC · September 22, 2026 at 1:00 AM

U.S. strikes Greenland deal for 'permanent control over security,' will send forces to Danish dog-sled outpost and reopen Cold War base: report

Trump said the agreement with Greenland and Denmark would give the U.S.

"permanent control over security" in the Danish island territory.

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U.S. strikes Greenland deal for 'permanent control over security,' will send forces to Danish dog-sled outpost and reopen Cold War base: report

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