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France has said it is working with allies on how to react if the US were to invade Greenland, amid mounting tension over Donald Trump’s escalating threats to take over the Arctic territory.
On Tuesday night, the Danish parliament held an extraordinary meeting to discuss the unprecedented situation.
Last night, Danish and Greenlandic leaders asked to meet with Mr. Rubio, according to Greenland’s foreign minister.
According to the 2004 amendment of a coldwar defense pact 1951, the United States is supposed to consult with Denmark and Greenland before it makes “any significant changes” in its military operations on the island. The 2004 amendment, which was signed by Gen. Colin L. Powell, who was then the secretary of state, explicitly recognizes Greenland as “an equal part of the Kingdom of Denmark.”