Greenland row: German military ends short deployment
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Greenland row: German military ends short deployment
"The German military, or Bundeswehr, is pulling its reconnaissance team out of Greenland. Fifteen soldiers are reportedly leaving the Arctic island on a civilian flight to Copenhagen. The deployment was scheduled from the start to last only a few days, with troops withdrawing over the weekend. The team arrived Friday to assess conditions for possible NATO exercises. Their findings will be reviewed in the coming days, according to the operational command."
"Germany ends Greenland recon mission Trump said he will impose a 10% tariff on eight European countries beginning February 1 The EU's foreign policy chief says Russia and China benefit from divisions in NATO Trump said the tariffs would remain in place until a deal to 'purchase Greenland' is negotiated and could rise to 25% on June 1 if there's no deal European countries said they are weighing their response to the tariff plan"
Germany withdrew a 15-person Bundeswehr reconnaissance team from Greenland after a short assessment mission that was always scheduled to last only a few days. The troops left on a civilian flight to Copenhagen and their findings will be reviewed by operational command. The withdrawal came as US President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs on eight European countries and insisted Greenland should belong to the United States for security reasons, citing China and Russia. The EU foreign policy chief warned that divisions in NATO help Russia and China, while European NATO allies rejected US ownership claims and are weighing responses to the tariff plan.
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