United States and Denmark signed a long‑term agreement concerning Greenland.
United States obtains permanent basing and overflight rights on the island.
The agreement blocks non‑NATO nations from creating military bases there.
Leaders describe the pact as a way to enhance Arctic security.
The deal prevents non‑member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization from establishing military facilities on the island.
Both governments say the arrangement strengthens security in the Arctic region.
The agreement will remain in effect even if Greenland’s political status changes in the future.
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