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The US, Greenland and Denmark have signed a new security deal, following months of tensions. The agreement allows Washington to build two new military bases on …
The US, Greenland and Denmark have signed a new security deal, following months of tensions.
The agreement allows Washington to build two new military bases on the island and reaffirms Denmark's sovereignty over it.
Al Jazeera's Rosiland Jordan reports from the UN Headquarters in New York.
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USA always ~ they have the largest base in Qatar 🤣🤣🤣
@@ManojBehera-u4mImported1mo ago
Nice 👍👍👍👍👍🚩🚩🚩🚩
@@GG-lo4scImported1mo ago
Do they ever build anything other than war bases?? Like a hospital or a school or something???
@@petrucci1794Imported1mo ago
Just like Venezuela, they surrendered peacefully
@@IanMaddison-j3uImported1mo ago
They just resigned the old deal
@@danishh3819Imported1mo ago
Denmark become a loyal puppet 🤣🤣
@@Johnny-w2r6pImported1mo ago
Just what we need. More bases. That’s what Americans voted for……
@@AresWing314Imported1mo ago
This is appeasement. Trump will soon have his plunderers strip Greenland of its resources.
@@bambangjuansyah8684Imported1mo ago
,🏳️🏳️🏳️🏳️🏳️
@@India-go6heImported1mo ago
Denmark and Greenland, now officially US lapdogs. Bye bye any hope of sovereignty. Condolences to the citizens of these countries. God help you. 🇨🇦
@@AmrGawad-f1fImported1mo ago
USA closed its bases over the years to save money The US built most of its Greenland footprint during WWII, then expanded it during the Cold War. At the peak there were about 50 US sites — the number most often quoted is 17 major bases/installations. 
@@billisenberger7112Imported1mo ago
This will give Trump a strong foothold for taking over Greenland.
@@TanPanama-k4uImported1mo ago
Expelled from the middle east. From hot place to cold place.
@@WaxhawsImported1mo ago
Sniveling crying begging. <br>Chump knows
@@silverianjannvs5315Imported1mo ago
They will ended up like Guantanamo Bay in Cuba...
@@RitaRuble-r3wImported1mo ago
I think this is the same deal that had been on the books since 1951
@@idontlookthiccuntiliturnar2517Imported1mo ago
Denmark has weak knees 🤫🤫🤭🤭
@@geak5994Imported1mo ago
I was almost stationed at Thule Air Base.
@@remogatron1010Imported1mo ago
A win for Trump still.
@@aaronhelvig9444Imported1mo ago
Another HUGE win for Trump and America! Congratulations!
The US, Greenland and Denmark have signed a new security deal, following months of tensions.
The agreement allows Washington to build two new military bases on the island and reaffirms Denmark's sovereignty over it.
Al Jazeera's Rosiland Jordan reports from the UN Headquarters in New York.
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