EU military chief says it would make sense to station European troops in Greenland

European troops in Greenland. Robert Brieger, president of the European Union's military commission, the highest EU military body, hypothesized this during an interview with the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag. After the fire call between Donald Trump and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, in which the tycoon reaffirmed his desire to annex the island, the issue, initially treated as a boudade, is alarming the leaders of the Copenhagen exe…

Putting EU troops in Greenland makes sense, bloc’s top military official says

It “would send a strong signal and could contribute to stability in the region,” Robert Brieger, head of the EU’s highest military body, tells Welt am Sonntag.

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A permanent EU force in Greenland to protect European interests? – As I see it, it would be completely logical, says the EU's military chief Robert Brieger.