Danish soldiers have arrived in Greenland as part of a large NATO military exercise, as the alliance steps up readiness amid heightened tensions in Europe. The drills are involving thousands of troops from multiple countries and are aimed at testing rapid deployment and coordination across allied forces. Diplomacy has ramped up in recent days following threats by US President Donald Trump to impose new tariffs on European nations. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Tuesda

Denmark has begun deploying advance units and equipment to Greenland to enhance its presence and support emerging Arctic obligations, according to multiple reports citing Danish media and defence officials. An advance command contingent has already arrived to prepare logistics, facilities, and infrastructure ahead of further force rotations. The movement reflects Copenhagen’s effort to ensure readiness and visibility in the region, which remains strategically important within the Kingdom of Denm