Danish Military Bolsters Arctic Defense as Trump Reasserts Greenland Claims
- Denmark will invest 14.6 billion Danish crowns to enhance its military presence in the Arctic, as reported on January 27.
- The plan includes funding for three new Arctic navy vessels and additional long-range surveillance drones, according to Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen.
- Greenland's Independence and Foreign Affairs Minister welcomed Denmark's defense initiative, calling it an important step toward regional security.
- The investment aims to address evolving threats in collaboration with Greenland and the Faroe Islands, reflecting the growing focus on Arctic security.
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