Greenland Dispute May Resolve with Lithuania’s Security Agreement

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda suggested that a shared security agreement for the Arctic and North Atlantic could resolve tensions between the U.S. and Europe over Greenland, which he believes distracts from the Ukraine conflict and benefits Russia. U.S. President Trump reiterated his commitment to acquiring Greenland, threatening NATO unity. European leaders are expected to discuss their response at an emergency summit, emphasizing respect for international law and territorial integrity. Meanwhile, Denmark seeks a stronger NATO presence in Greenland, underscoring the need for cooperation within the alliance.

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