Greenland's government and residents expressed relief over a new US-Denmark military pact that allows Washington to expand its presence and reopen Cold War-era bases at Narsarsuaq and Mestersvig. The deal stops short of President Trump's earlier demand to annex the Arctic island, but many Greenlanders remain distrustful, with some fearing military activity could disrupt hunting and fishing grounds.
Greenland Welcomes US Military Pact, Trust Still Shaky
Source: Reuters