Denmark's Foreign Minister Says Greenland Agreement with USA Expected to Be Signed in New York

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen expressed satisfaction with a negotiated agreement between the USA, Greenland, and Denmark, which was revealed by US President Donald Trump on Friday. The agreement, negotiated over eight months, is expected to be signed in New York on Tuesday. Rasmussen noted that Trump's announcement indicates his approval. The negotiations began in January after Trump reiterated his intention to take over Greenland. The agreement is not yet signed, but Rasmussen hopes it will be completed soon. He also addressed Trump's statement about a large US military presence in Greenland, saying Denmark is open to accommodating US security interests. The agreement is expected to bring calm to Greenland, which has been concerned about Trump's threats.