Overview
- The 15-member Bundeswehr team completed its short reconnaissance in Greenland and returned as scheduled, the Defence Ministry said.
- Several NATO and Nordic partners took part under Denmark’s "Arctic Endurance" effort to assess feasibility for joint training.
- Arctic Command chief Søren Andersen warned operations are very arduous, highlighting extreme cold, ice-choked waters, and the need for specialized equipment and training.
- German officers described cooperation with Danish forces as very positive and constructive and noted friendly public reactions in Greenland.
- Participants also cast the mission as a political signal as President Donald Trump repeated intentions regarding Greenland and announced new tariffs on European countries, with allies set to coordinate possible follow-up steps.