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Trump eyes Greenland's oil riches in massive drilling push

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Renascença
“Donald Trump admite começar exploração de petróleo na Gronelândia”

Depois de um acordo militar assinado com a Dinamarca, Donald Trump anuncia que "qualquer futuro ataque aos Estados Unidos terá de passar pela Gronelândia".

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Vedomosti
“Трамп объявил о планах США начать геологоразведку в Гренландии”
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Israel National News
“Trump eyes Greenland's oil riches in massive drilling push”

US President Donald Trump announces plans for extensive oil, gas, and mineral exploration in Greenland, touting its vast natural resources.

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Le Figaro
“Trump annonce une «exploration pétrolière, gazière et minière massive» dans «notre Groenland”

Donald Trump a affirmé mardi sur Truth Social que toute attaque contre les États-Unis devrait passer par le Groenland, où les défenses américaines l’intercepteraient. Washington dispose déjà d’une présence militaire permanente sur l’île.

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Ukrainska Pravda
“Наша нова і чудова Гренландія": Трамп заявив про підготовку масштабної розвідки надр острова”

Президент США Дональд Трамп анонсував старт розвідки енергоресурсів на острові. Подробиці планів і нещодавно підписаної угоди з Гренландією – в матеріалі.

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France 24 English
“Trump says 'massive' oil, gas and mineral exploration to begin in Greenland”

US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that a "massive" oil, gas and mineral exploration was slated to begin in Greenland. The US, Denmark and Greenland last month signed a security agreement after Trump's repeated threats to seize control of the island.

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