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SECURITY & DEFENSE • ICELAND

Iceland’s prime minister says permanent U.S. troops are unnecessary

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Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir says Iceland can meet its security needs through rotating allied deployments instead of restoring a permanent U.S. troop presence. She says Iceland remains open to U.S.-Iceland security cooperation.

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The statement concerns the future shape of U.S. military presence in the North Atlantic, but the articles describe no change to current deployments. Iceland and its allies remain affected by decisions about how regional security is provided.