Why is Greenland so important to the United States? 🌍 As the Arctic becomes a critical region for global defense and strategy, Greenland's location and resources have placed it at the center of U.S. military planning. From hosting key missile defense systems at the Thule Air Base to monitoring Arctic activities, Greenland plays a vital role in protecting North America and projecting U.S. power globally.

In this video, we explore Greenland's strategic significance, its role in Arctic geopolitics, and why the U.S. sees it as a crucial asset for global defense.

📌 Topics Covered:

Greenland's location in the Arctic
The U.S. military presence in Greenland
Thule Air Base and missile defense systems
Arctic shipping lanes and climate change
Greenland's role in the future of global security
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