Oliver Crook

We have the Germans leading it.

It was 13 soldiers that arrived today, I should say.

Yesterday, Sweden sent a few officers, the U.K., Norway.

We also have the French.

They're opening a consulate, actually, in Greenland starting in February.

They say that that is going to be

a diplomatic and political message, a signal that they would like to send.

Bloomberg's Oliver Crook in Brussels.

They're trying to de-escalate the situation.

They said that they're now going to start this working group.

And I thought it was interesting that the Danish foreign minister said that the working group would be there to explore if, if they can find a common way forward.

We have the Germans leading it.

It was 13 soldiers that arrived today, I should say.

Yesterday, Sweden sent a few officers, the UK, Norway.

We also have the French.

They're opening a consulate actually in Greenland starting in February.

They say that that is going to be a diplomatic and political message, a signal that they would like to send.

But we should say, you know, this is all about trying to explore different frameworks that the Europeans could potentially use.

construct in order to assuage some of the fears of the President of the United States, but it's also when you have more and more international forces on this territory.

Again, we don't really believe that the United States is going to launch a military campaign, but potentially that gets more difficult when you have representation from a number of different NATO allies.