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'U.S., Denmark Closing In On Deal Regarding Greenland; Deal Will Give U.S. Military Greater Presence In Greenland Without Affecting Sovereignty, Sources Say' - Reuters Exclusive

Benzinga Newsdesk

The United States and Denmark are closing in on a potential deal over the status of Greenland that would give the US military an expanded presence on the island, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.Any

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