A Permanent Presence, Not a Purchase: What the New Greenland Security Accord Actually Changes

Sep 20

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Updated: Sep 22

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The new U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security accord expands American defense access without transferring sovereignty.

It amends how bases and missile-defense sites can be used while restating Greenlandic self-determination.

Lawyers will read the annexes for status-of-forces language, not for a sale of the island.

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