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U.S. signs deal with Denmark over Greenland, SCOTUS stalls Trump postal rule for mail-in ballots, and U.S. imposes new sanctions on Russia and Iran.
The United States has finalized a defense agreement with Denmark concerning Greenland. This deal grants the U.S. complete authority over the island’s security and other needs. It explicitly prohibits any U.S. adversary from establishing bases, military presence, or making sensitive investments in Greenland without prior U.S. approval.
- The U.S. has reached a security agreement with Denmark regarding Greenland.
- The agreement gives the U.S. permanent control over Greenland’s security.
- It prevents U.S. adversaries from having bases, military presence, or sensitive investments in Greenland without U.S. approval.
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