US to Reopen Two Military Sites in Greenland Under New Security Deal
The United States plans to reopen two military sites in Greenland as part of a new security agreement with Denmark and Greenland. The deal grants the US permanent control over security in the region, including sending forces to a Danish dogsled outpost and reopening a Cold War-era base. This move aims to strengthen Arctic security amid geopolitical tensions.
The Times of India·




