Argentina intensifies Falklands dispute and Mille warns oil firms

Argentina is escalating its dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands, with President Javier Milei pledging to tighten sanctions on oil companies operating near the islands, in order to prevent the exploitation of oil resources there. Milei confirmed that the islands are historically and legally Argentine, and described a joint Israeli-British oil project as a threat to Argentine resources, warning that the United Kingdom could potentially gain control over the oil reserves within a few months. He also decided to strengthen Argentina's military capabilities by building a naval base in the southern part of the country. Argentina and Britain previously fought a war over the islands in 1982, which resulted in the deaths of many military personnel on both sides, and the situation continues to cause internal resentment in Argentina. Milei warned of increasing efforts by the United Kingdom to seize the islands' resources, emphasizing the country's adherence to Argentina's legal and historical right to sovereignty over the Falklands.

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