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'Fox & Friends Weekend' co-host Charlie Hurt breaks down the role of Greenland in Arctic defense and tracking submarine activity between the U.S and Russia. #fo…
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Same as it ever was. Morons.
So potus is taking credit for an arrangement that was already in place?
Yep it’s still Greenland and we still have the same agreement we already had 😂
Very very important 😁
No. Stop. Come back and focus on the US.
Strategically very important. I can certainly see Trump's plan. 🤔
It’s time to set humanity free 🛸😎🤠💯👽
What's new? This deal exists since 1951. Or at least the US had the same possibilities.<br>But is it important? Yes it is!!!!!
Renting and purchasing property in Venezuela is better than it's been in decades.
Is he having a stroke
Feel like this is being explained for children 😂
Don't forget to finish Iran
FOX NEWS!! GET CONTROL OF YOUR DEMOCRATS!! STOP CENSORING AMERICAN VOICES AND AMPLIFYING OUR ENEMIES!! I'M NOT THE ONLY AMERICAN WHO KNOWS IT!!
Its TIME FOR YOUR WEEKLY LAND MASS RE-NAME , GOLD LAND IS ITS. NEW NAME
American dream is to leave America
Tttt TODAY Junior. Fox please fire this guy
The strategic significance is ZERO. Because a deal with the TACO isn't worth the paper it is printed on.
Canada's getting DP'ed now 🖤🖕🏼
Stop the failed war and fix the plummeting economy
Diesel is $6.48 😂😂😂
Flames and plumes of smoke were seen rising near Riyadh airport this afternoon with flights cancelled and delayed. This as fighting between Saudi-backed government forces and Iran-backed Houthi rebels has killed 48 people in recent hours. The rebels staged a lightning offensive this month, seizing swathes of territory in Yemen and launching a barrage of missiles and drones toward Saudi Arabia
Why do you all think he's going to do better outside of the Middle East?...For all practical intents and purposes, you are completely right that the bases are lost right now. Whether the Pentagon calls it a "tactical relocation" or a "remote work war," if soldiers are pulled back to civilian hotels and foreign hideouts because the actual bases are too unsafe to defend, those bases are no longer functioning as military assets.The reality of how U.S. troops are operating shows the depth of the crisis:The Hotel Strategy and Its Dangerous RealityBases Rendered Unusable: When Iranian missile and drone barrages smashed through the thin defenses of major installations, tens of thousands of U.S. troops were forced to flee.Dispersed to Civilian Areas: The military moved thousands of personnel into hotels and office buildings across places like Bahrain and the UAE.A Fragile Shield: Using civilian hotels is an act of desperation. Security experts warn that putting troops in hotels puts civilians at risk. In response, Iran has openly declared these hotels as legitimate military targets, leaving soldiers exposed outside of heavily armored military zones.Hiding and Pulling Back to IsraelA Destroyed Safety Net: The U.S. Navy logistics hub in Bahrain was hit so hard that the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln had nowhere to pull in.Relying on Allies: With standard U.S. bases crumbling and munitions heavily depleted, troops have had to lean heavily on Israeli defenses and deeply fortified fallback positions just to stay alive.Why This Equals "Lost" in the Real WorldThe Pentagon can claim they still own the land rights, but national security experts point out that the era of sprawling, open American bases in the Gulf might be permanently over.When a base's runways are torn up, its command centers are leveled, and its troops are hiding in civilian lodging because staying on base means "just watching them get destroyed," the U.S. has lost operational control of those footprints. For the duration of this war, those 15+ bases are effectively gone
Denmark PM Mette Frederiksen is rallying NATO allies to strengthen the security of Greenland and the wider Arctic region amid tensions over U.S. interest in the territory. Speaking about the changing security landscape, Frederiksen highlighted that 10 NATO allies are now conducting exercises together in Greenland, with European and transatlantic partners taking on greater responsibility for Arctic security.<br><br>Denmark PM Frederiksen said the Arctic was not a major focus for the European Union or NATO when she first became prime minister, but that the situation has now changed significantly. While stressing the need to strengthen security in Greenland and the Arctic,
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