Denmark prepared for a potential attack from the U.S. in January by flying troops, explosives and bags of blood into Greenland, according to a new report. Danish soldiers were deployed to Greenland with the intention of foiling any attempt by U.

A diplomatic easing over Greenland was announced in late January. But behind that shift, Denmark had already taken quiet steps to prepare for a far more serious outcome. What appeared publicly as routine Arctic activity now looks,

Denmark's foreign minister said it was committing "not dogsleds, but ships, drones, fighter jets" to Greenland.

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In January, the Prime Minister of Greenland told residents to prepare for a military invasion and flew soldiers to the icy enclave.

Denmark used military drills to disguise actual preparations to resist a potential U.S. invasion of Greenland, according to a new report.