Danemarca a trimis după mulți ani recruți în Groenlanda, pe fondul tensiunilor din Arctica: „Suntem prezenți aici”

Denmark has deployed recruits to Greenland for the first time, enhancing its Arctic presence amid rising tensions. This move follows U.S. interest in acquiring the territory, which Denmark and Greenland firmly rejected. The recruits are part of a new military program aimed at preparing soldiers for operations in challenging Arctic conditions. Denmark plans to invest billions in Greenland's defense, acknowledging past underfunding. The recruits are participating in military exercises designed to improve their survival skills in extreme cold. NATO's increased activity in the Arctic has drawn criticism from Russia, which views it as a security threat. Meanwhile, China is also expanding its presence in the resource-rich region.