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The US and Denmark have reached an agreement over Greenland following months of tension sparked by President Trump's threats to annex the territory. Trump said the deal grants the US 'permanent control over security, and all other needs' in Greenland, though Danish officials have not confirmed the specifics of the arrangement. The agreement marks a significant development in the standoff that began when Trump repeatedly floated acquiring Greenland, alarming Danish and European officials and raising questions about sovereignty and NATO relations.