Defense
Top Republican lawmakers spar over Greenland
His comments are part of a more conciliatory tone American officials are taking during the Munich Security Conference.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is unlikely to flame the Munich Security Conference like Vice President JD Vance did last year — but don’t expect him to arrive bearing apologies for President Donald Trump.
The Ukrainian leader hinted that Congress might need to step in on security guarantees.
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