Donald Trump claims a new agreement gives the United States permanent control over Greenland's security, including the power to block Russian and Chinese military bases and sensitive investments. Trump calls it an “Infinite Life” deal and promises an expanded American military presence. But Denmark insists its sovereignty remains intact, while Greenland says the agreement respects its interests and right to self-determination. Reports suggest Washington could gain additional military facilities and potentially accommodate Trump's Golden Dome missile defence system. However, the agreement's full terms remain undisclosed, and questions persist over whether the US will have unilateral veto powers. As NATO strengthens Arctic security, could this deal reshape the balance of power between Washington, Moscow and Beijing in the strategically important region?
00:04: TRUMP CLAIMS ‘PERMANENT CONTROL’ OVER GREENLAND SECURITY
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