Danish leader on European tour as nation moves to boost presence around Greenland
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Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is touring key European capitals to discuss regional security and military enhancements, especially around Greenland. Her government announced a major investment of nearly $2 billion, aimed at improving Arctic capabilities, which includes acquiring naval vessels and surveillance drones. The backdrop of her visit includes heightened tensions due to U.S. President Trump's remarks about Greenland and escalating Russian threats. Frederiksen advocates for greater European unity and responsibility in addressing security concerns in light of these geopolitical challenges.
Denmark's government has committed nearly $2 billion to strengthen military capabilities in the Arctic, including new vessels and surveillance systems amid rising security tensions.
Frederiksen emphasized the need for a more united Europe, highlighting recent Russian activities and the urgency for Europe to take responsibility for its own security.
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