NATO on Tuesday said "planning is underway" for an Arctic mission , coming weeks after US President Donald Trump frayed the strategic alliance by claiming the US needs to control Greenland to avert unverified security concerns from Russia and China. Martin O'Donnell, a spokesman for NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, told reporters that a "NATO enhanced vigilance activity" will "further strengthen NATO's posture in the Arctic and High North." He did not provide further details as

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