US EditionUS shifting Greenland military oversight in ownership push
- In March 2025, Vice President JD Vance visited Greenland’s Pituffik Space Base and urged stronger U.S.-Greenland security cooperation.
- This visit followed plans by the Trump administration to transfer Greenland’s military oversight from U.S. European Command to Northern Command to emphasize U.S. strategic control.
- The Pentagon views Greenland as critical for missile defense and Arctic monitoring, highlighting the island’s northern location and existing U.S. defense infrastructure.
- President Trump stated, “We have to have Greenland” and warned, “I don’t rule out anything” about acquisition, reflecting ongoing U.S. interest in the island’s strategic and mineral resources.
- The shift could deepen Greenland’s integration into U.S. and Canadian defense strategies but risks heightening tensions with Denmark and NATO allies.
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In Greenland’s Icy Capital, Past Troubles Haunt Hopes for the Future
NUUK, Greenland—On a Saturday evening in early May, the future of Greenland packed an arena no larger than a high school gymnasium. It was Fight Club Nanoq, a place for teenagers in Greenland’s capital to box. The night’s contestants—which also featured overseas fighters—drew a cheering crowd that spanned all ages. Fists flew and beer flowed. Outside, where temperatures hovered around freezing, the polar day wore on, well past 10 p.m. Before the…
'Incredible' Never-Before-Seen Footage Of A UFO Captured In Greenland
Alien-spaceship-UFO UFO researcher Martin Kleist shared footage of a UFO he captured in Greenland which he says the Danish Defense Command won’t discuss with the United States government. Is this part of the reason why President Donald Trump wants to make Greenland a U.S. territory? During a recent episode of NewsNation’s Reality Check with Ross Coulthart, Martin Kleist revealed some UFO footage that Coulthart referred to as “incredible imagery”…
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der Standard DEOn Thursday, the Danish Constitutional Day is celebrated by only a few people in Greenland. Instead of wanting autonomy and independence from the US, more fundamental issues dominate everyday life on the island.
Trump Shifting Greenland to Military Command Tasked with Homeland Defense.
PULSE POINTS:What Happened: The Trump administration plans to shift Greenland from U.S. European Command to U.S. Northern Command, which is tasked with homeland defense, signaling President Donald J. Trump’s intention to acquire the Danish territory. Who’s Involved: President Donald J. Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, U.S. military officials, and Greenland’s population. Key Quote: “We have to have Greenland,” President Trump stated during Vice …
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