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Declassified files reveal Cold War plan for missiles beneath Greenland ice

A former U.S. base of 21 tunnels in Greenland was presented as a construction and science station, but declassified files showed plans to conceal 600 missiles under the ice.

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The disclosure highlights the scale of Cold War military planning in Greenland and its strategic importance in Arctic security.

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  1. A base of 21 tunnels dug into the Greenland ice sheet was presented to its host country as a construction and science station, but declassified files showed a plan to hide 600 missiles under the ice ↗ecoportal.net · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 11:01 AM UTC

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