US SCR26

Affirms U.S. respect for the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Denmark, including Greenland, consistent with the North Atlantic Treaty ratified by Congress in 1949

Declares that any change in Greenland's status or use of U.S. military force involving Greenland must comply with treaty obligations and requires Congressional authorization

Responds to recent executive branch statements suggesting the U.S. may seek to acquire Greenland, potentially through military force, which prompted objections from Denmark, Greenland, and NATO allies

Calls for continued strengthening of diplomatic, economic, and security cooperation with Denmark and Greenland through partnership, consent, and alliance-based engagement

Asserts that Arctic security is best achieved through U.S. cooperation with allies rather than coercion