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France Pushes for NATO Drills in Greenland, Pledges to Join - Reports
France Pushes for NATO Drills in Greenland, Pledges to Join - Reports
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France has requested the holding of NATO exercises in Greenland and is ready to participate in them, media reported on Wednesday, citing the office of the French president.
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Last week, the Danish Defense Ministry said that it would beef up its military presence in Greenland with its NATO allies by stepping up exercises in the region. A group of 13 German service personnel has already arrived in Greenland for a reconnaissance mission, joining personnel from several other European countries who sent military staff to the Arctic island.
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France Pushes for NATO Drills in Greenland, Pledges to Join - Reports
08:27 GMT 21.01.2026 (Updated: 09:11 GMT 21.01.2026) MOSCOW (Sputnik) - France has called for NATO exercises to be held in Greenland and has expressed its readiness to join the drills, according to media reports Wednesday, citing the French president's office.
Last week, the Danish Defense Ministry said that it would beef up its military presence in Greenland with its NATO allies by stepping up exercises in the region.
A group of 13 German service personnel has already arrived in
Greenland for a reconnaissance mission, joining personnel from several other European countries who sent military staff to the Arctic island.
