I think in general the US has tried to not be too overbearing with Iceland compared to other countries where the US has/had a military presence, but there's a f

I think in general the US has tried to not be too overbearing with Iceland compared to other countries where the US has/had a military presence, but there's a few instances I can think of The US leaned on Iceland really hard to reject China's invitation to the Belt and Road initiative (to the point where our politicians looked like complete jackasses), but I believe Iceland still hasn't joined in. Going back way much further in history, the US also publicly pressured Iceland into desegregating Keflavik, after private negotiations didn't work out