Denmark Plans Year-Round Greenland Drills as Trump Seeks Island

Denmark Plans Year-Round Greenland Drills Amid US Interest Denmark's military is expanding its military exercises in Greenland to potentially run year-round, as the United States continues to show interest in acquiring the Arctic island. The Joint Arctic Command of Denmark is planning to increase the frequency and duration of these drills, according to a report in a Greenlandic newspaper. This move comes as the US has expressed a desire to purchase Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark. President Trump has shown interest in the idea, though Denmark has stated that Greenland is not for sale. The increased military presence in the region is likely a response to the growing geopolitical tensions and the desire to assert Denmark's control over the strategically important territory. Greenland, known for its vast natural resources and geopolitical significance, has become a point of contention between Denmark and the US. The year-round military exercises are seen as a way for Denmark to reinforce its presence and influence in the Arctic region.