The United States is currently negotiating with Denmark to establish three new military bases in Greenland, a move aimed at enhancing its military infrastructure in the Arctic. This proposal comes amid growing geopolitical tensions, particularly with Russia and China, and is part of a broader Arctic strategy. The discussions involve redeveloping two former military bases and potentially establishing a new site, all under the existing 1951 defense agreement between the US and Denmark. Greenland's strategic location, rich natural resources, and importance for Arctic shipping routes make it a focal point for military planning. Currently, the US operates only the Pituffik Space Base, which plays a critical role in missile warning and space surveillance. The proposed bases would improve response times and operational capabilities in the region. While there have been tensions, including controversial remarks from former President Donald Trump regarding control of Greenland, Danish authorities have expressed support for expanded military access under the defense pact, while firmly rejecting any transfer of sovereignty.