New measurement: No thanks to American soldiers on Danish soil

The agreement was signed in December 2023.

The agreement allows the United States to perform a series of military activities on and from Danish soil, including the stationing of personnel, storage of military materials and equipment, maintenance, training, and exercise activities.

The agreement provides the U.S. military with easy access to and stay on selected military areas in Denmark, in coordination with the Defense.

The agreement covers the three air bases in Karup, Skrydstrup, and Aalborg.

The soldiers are subject to U.S. jurisdiction, which means that the United States, in principle, should prosecute U.S. soldiers if they commit a crime in Denmark.

The agreement is confidential for 10 years.

The United States has signed similar agreements, for example, with Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, the Czech Republic, Sweden, and Finland.

Source: Ministry of Defense.

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