Trump Calls for ‘Full Access’ to Greenland, NATO Moves to Boost Arctic Security Amid Agreement Details Uncertainty

BlockBeats News, January 23: U.S. President Trump announced that the U.S. has secured "full and permanent" access to Greenland through a NATO framework agreement, with no time limit emphasized. NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg also called on allies to increase security efforts in the Arctic region to counter Russian threats.

However, specific details of the agreement have not been disclosed. Denmark reiterated that Greenland's sovereignty is not up for discussion, stating that current dialogues are focused solely on Arctic security cooperation. The Greenlandic Prime Minister also mentioned a lack of clarity on the agreement's specifics, highlighting sovereignty as a "non-negotiable red line."

Sources revealed that the U.S., Denmark, and Greenland may engage in further negotiations to update the 1951 military access agreement and discuss restricting Russian investments in the region. This event has raised concerns within the EU regarding transatlantic relations, with local Greenlandic residents expressing uncertainty about the future.