Hundreds of Greenlandic protesters gathered outside a new US consulate in Nuuk after US special envoy Jeff Landry said Washington should "put its footprint back" on the Arctic territory, with Greenland's prime minister and many politicians boycotting the opening. Landry's uninvited visit sparked fury over comments about assessing Greenland's medical needs and discussions of expanding US military presence.
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Hundreds of Greenlandic protesters gathered outside a new US consulate in Nuuk after US special envoy Jeff Landry said Washington should "put its footprint back" on the Arctic territory, with Greenland's prime minister and many politicians boycotting the opening. Landry's uninvited visit sparked fury over comments about assessing Greenland's medical needs and discussions of expanding US military presence.