Why is NATO sending troops to Greenland?
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NATO is sending troops to Greenland to strengthen its defenses amid growing U.S. interest in the island and concerns about Arctic security. The exercises are framed as collective defense within the NATO framework, with Denmark hosting and emphasizing deterrence against external threats. Discussions also focus on countering potential influence from Russia and China, and maintaining Greenland's autonomy and safety.
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References

France 24
5 hours agoSeveral European countries and NATO allies send troops to Greenland
NATO has not confirmed approval of the drills, which reportedly involve troops from Sweden, Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Canada; Denmark, as host, frames the exercises as strengthening Greenland's defenses.
