The United States and Denmark have announced that they have reached an agreement regarding the security of Greenland. An agreement that ends the diplomatic dispute caused by the threats of Donald Trump, the President of the United States, to seize this territory through the use of force.

The United States and Denmark have announced that they have reached an agreement regarding the security of Greenland. An agreement that ends the diplomatic dispute caused by the threats of Donald Trump, the President of the United States, to seize this territory through the use of force.

Mr Trump said the agreement would provide the United States with "permanent control over security and all other needs".

The Prime Minister of Denmark also announced that this agreement "strengthens security in the Arctic region and the North Atlantic", but did not address the specific details that Donald Trump mentioned in his post on social networks.

This agreement was reached after decades of threats by Mr. Trump to "take over" Greenland for national security reasons. Threats that highlighted the strategic location of this area for defense purposes as well as its mineral resources. In a post on the Truth Social social network, Mr. Trump wrote that the agreement "has no costs for the United States" and allows the country to "take any necessary action" to "ensure and maintain the security of Greenland."

Reuters