Amid US President Donald Trump's claims to Greenland, Canadian authorities have developed plans to send a small contingent of troops to the island to conduct military exercises with other NATO members, The Globe and Mail reported, citing two senior officials.
"A small group of Canadian soldiers could go to Greenland this week as part of NATO exercises led by Denmark, if Prime Minister Mark Carney approves the plan," the publication wrote. The sources said they had no information on when Carney could make such a decision. However, they believe that the move is inevitable.
Sweden, the Netherlands, Norway, France, Great Britain, Germany and Finland have already announced that they will send troops to Greenland.
