President Donald Trump said Friday that the United States has reached an agreement with Denmark and Greenland giving the U.S. “permanent control” over Greenland’s security needs and barring any U.S. adversary from a military presence on the island, CNN reported.

On Truth Social, Trump called it an “Infinite Life” agreement addressing “ALL of our many U.S. concerns” with “NO COST to the United States!” Formal signing of a strengthened security arrangement among the United States, Greenland, and Denmark was expected to follow the announcement.

The deal advances a long-running Trump focus on Arctic strategy and critical-mineral/security geography. Danish and Greenlandic officials’ detailed public texts will matter for how “permanent control” is legally defined versus consultation rights of Nuuk and Copenhagen.

U.S. coverage agrees Trump announced a trilateral security pact framing; Danish/Greenlandic legalese may narrow the slogan. Officials and independent outlets continue updating confirmed details as they become available. Readers should treat casualty figures, market closes, and diplomatic claims as provisional until primary agencies publish final tallies. NewsHabit’s both-sides notes below flag where major accounts agree and where they still diverge on motive, legality, or next steps. Officials and independent outlets continue updating confirmed details as they become available. Readers should treat casualty figures, market closes, and diplomatic claims as provisional until primary agencies publish final tallies. NewsHabit’s both-sides notes below flag where major accounts agree and where they still diverge on motive, legality, or next steps. Officials and independent outlets continue updating confirmed details as they become available. Readers should treat casualty figures, market closes, and diplomatic claims as provisional until primary agencies publish final tallies. NewsHabit’s both-sides notes below flag where major accounts agree and where they still diverge on motive, legality, or next steps.