Trump described the emerging deal as « much more generous to the United States » and promised « total access » with no end or time limit.
President Donald Trump said on Thursday he had secured total and permanent US access to Greenland through a framework agreement discussed with NATO, prompting European leaders to weigh their response as concerns over Arctic security grow. The announcement came after Trump stepped back from earlier tariff threats against Europe and ruled out taking the island by force, easing what had threatened to become a major rupture in transatlantic ties.
While Trump described the emerging deal as « much more generous to the United States » and promised « total access » with no end or time limit, details remain scarce.
