After threats from Trump, the Danish government plans to implement a number of measures, such as sending three new ships to the region, acquisition of long -range drones, and strengthening satellites’ ability
Last Monday (28), it announced an investment of 2 billion euros focused on safety in the Arctic and North Atlantic regions, in response to the increase in perceived threats. The Danish government plans to implement a number of measures, including sending three new ships and the acquisition of long -range drones, as well as improving the capacity of their satellites.
The Danish Defense Program also involves the which is an autonomous territory under the administration of Denmark. Greenland’s strategic location makes it a focal point in safety initiatives, especially considering the growing geopolitical tension in the region.
Troels Lund Poulsen, the Minister of Defense of Denmark, emphasized the need for a significant strengthening of the military presence in the areas of the North Arctic and Atlantic. “The level of threat in the Arctic and the North Atlantic has worsened. Therefore, we need to significantly strengthen the presence of defense in these regions, ”he said.
He pointed out that Danish National Security is closely linked to the situation in Greenland, especially due to its proximity to powers such as Russia and .
The decision to increase defense investments reflects the Danish government’s concern for stability and security in a region that has seen an increase in military and strategic activities.
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Posted by Victor Oliveira
