Norway sent two soldiers to Greenland amid Trump's threats - media
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Norway has sent two soldiers to Greenland to assess further cooperation with allies. This comes amid NATO's dialogue on strengthening security in the Arctic.
Norway has sent personnel to Greenland amid threats from US President Donald Trump. According to the Norwegian Minister of Defense, two people are involved, reports UNN with reference to VG.
"There is currently a dialogue within NATO on how we can strengthen security in the Arctic, as well as for and around Greenland. Conclusions have not yet been drawn, but we are conducting assessments in dialogue with allies. In this context, Norway has decided to send two people from the Armed Forces to Greenland with the aim of determining further cooperation between allies," Norwegian Defense Minister Tore Sandvik told VG.
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