Denmark gets initial US approval
for $951 million missile buy amid Greenland flap with Trump
By
John Vandiver
Stars and Stripes December 23, 2025
An advanced medium-range air-to-air missile is launched from an F/A-18F Super Hornet during a test in this undated photo. The State Department on Monday gave initial approval to the sale of hundreds of similar missiles to Denmark to bolster its defense capabilities, the agency said. (RTX/Courtesy photo)
The United States cleared a potential sale of over $900 million in medium-range
missiles to Denmark, an announcement that comes as President Donald Trump
renews a push to take control of the country’s autonomous territory of
Greenland.
The State Department on Monday gave its backing to the
sale of advanced air-to-air missiles and related equipment for an estimated
$951 million.
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