Argentina's Milei Warns UN: Argentina Will Act Alone on Falklands

theguardian.com

Argentinian President Javier Milei told the UN General Assembly that Argentina will take "matters into our own hands" over the Falkland Islands, accusing the UN of being ineffective and filled with "parasites." Milei criticized the UN for ignoring Argentina's sovereignty claim and condemned the Sea Lion offshore oil project as an "unlawful act." He announced Argentina's willingness to act unilaterally, following sanctions proceedings against over 60 companies linked to the drilling. The dispute stems from the 1982 war, which ended with 907 deaths. The UK, citing a 2013 referendum where 99.8% voted to remain British, insists on defending the islanders' self-determination, a position recently reaffirmed to US President Donald Trump.


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