应该是闲的蛋疼
Haha, Trump didn't get anything new. The defense agreement concluded with Denmark in 1951 was already effectively "permanent." In fact, the original agreement stipulated that it would remain in force for the entire duration of the North Atlantic Treaty (NATO). Since the NATO treaty has no expiration date, the Greenland agreement didn't either, amounting to a right of use for an indefinite period.
Between 2000 and 2010, faced with China's growing interest in Greenland's rare earth minerals and airport financing, Denmark and the United States had to intervene on a case-by-case basis—concluding a series of supplementary agreements outside the 1951 treaty—to politically block Chinese bids, fearing they might mask military ambitions.
