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US allies in NATO declared their belief that the Greenland crisis has ended, noting a de-escalation of tensions and new opportunities for cooperation in the strategically vital region.

The United States' allies in NATO expressed their belief on Thursday that the Greenland crisis has concluded. This announcement came after a period of significant tension within the alliance. The situation had raised concerns about the strategic importance of the Arctic region. Diplomats now indicate that the main points of contention have been resolved. This paves the way for renewed cooperation and stability in the area.

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