The Netherlands withdraws two military personnel from Greenland Island.

The Dutch Ministry of Defense issued a statement on the 19th, saying that two navy officers sent to Greenland for a joint survey mission were withdrawn on the same day. The statement mentioned that NATO allies, including the Netherlands, conducted joint survey missions on Greenland in preparation for NATO military exercises in the Arctic region. Dutch officers contributed their expertise in both combat and logistics, and the mission was completed as planned. On the 15th, the Netherlands announced the deployment of one navy officer to participate in NATO's joint survey on Greenland, and another officer was sent on the 16th.