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The dispute over Greenland has been going on since Donald Trump first expressed interest in taking control of the island. In 1951, Denmark and the USA signed an agreement regarding the presence of American troops in Greenland, which is currently being modernized.
It will be a fantastic relationship, Trump said during a ceremony at the UN headquarters in New York, referring to relations with Denmark and Greenland.
Frederiksen assessed that the document is a "better and expanded" version of the 1951 agreement between Denmark and the United States, setting out the rules for the presence of American troops on the island.
The ceremony was also attended by the Foreign Ministers of Denmark and Greenland, Lars Lokke Rasmussen and Mute B. Egede, as well as US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Earlier, Trump announced in a speech before the UN General Assembly that the US would build "two large military bases" in Greenland. Washington is also supposed to co-decide on foreign investments to block the influence of hostile countries.
Trump, who talked about taking over Greenland at the beginning of the year, called the Danes and Greenlanders "great people."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Construction of two US military bases in Greenland will begin within the next 12 months
Likely · Within months
The US will block foreign investments in Greenland from countries considered hostile
Very likely · Within months

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