France, other NATO countries send troops to Greenland for exercises after meeting with Vance and Rubio - ABC News

France, Germany, Norway, and other NATO countries have sent troops to Greenland for military exercises following disagreements with the U.S. over President Trump's push to acquire the island. French President Emmanuel Macron announced the deployment of French troops, who will be joined by land, sea, and air assets. Denmark, which governs Greenland's international matters, has increased its military presence due to security concerns, though it does not consider China or Russia a direct threat. The Danish foreign minister stated that the U.S. wish to conquer Greenland is totally unacceptable, and Greenland's prime minister reiterated that the island does not want to be owned by the U.S.