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Denmark sends conscripts to Greenland amid rising Arctic tensions

Denmark has sent conscripts to Greenland for the first time, citing rising tensions in the Arctic. The headline provides no details on force size or specific threat.

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A visible military deployment could increase strategic competition and security tensions in the Arctic.

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