The New York Times: The USA could receive small pieces of Greenland's territory for military bases, following the model of British bases in Cyprus.
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Donald Trump declared that he has reached a framework agreement with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte regarding the future of Greenland, a territory under the sovereignty of Denmark. The agreement could allow the United States to establish military bases on small portions of Greenland, similar to the status of British bases in Cyprus. This idea was discussed at a NATO meeting, where officials emphasized the importance of preventing the influence of Russia and China in the region. Trump backed away from threats of tariffs and stated that the solution would be beneficial for the United States and for all NATO countries. No further details about the agreement were provided by Trump or NATO officials.
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Acordul lui Trump referitor la Groenlanda s-ar putea face după modelul bazelor britanice din Cipru (New York Times)
„Soluția Cipru”: SUA ar putea primi mici bucăți din teritoriul Groenlandei pentru baze militare (Surse NYT)
NYT: Acordul lui Trump referitor la Groenlanda ar implica proprietatea asupra unor mici porţiuni de teritoriu, după modelul bazelor britanice din Cipru
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