Vice President JD Vance's visit to Greenland, initially planned as a cultural trip, has shifted focus to U.S. policy and defense strategies amidst the Trump administration's interest in acquiring the territory. The visit, which includes a stop at a U.S. military base, underscores Greenland's strategic importance in U.S. Arctic policy, accompanied by Energy Secretary Chris Wright and National Security Adviser Michael Waltz. Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged Trump's interest, citing historical precedents, as the U.S. explores expanding its Arctic influence, drawing international attention and debate.
