BORIS JOHNSON: Burnham must send reinforcements to the Falklands
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MisionesOnlineCedarnews.net. . Political tension around the Falkland Islands added a new chapter of international repercussion. Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris. Cedarnews . .
The British leader wrote a column in which he criticized President Javier Milei and emphasized the appearance of “provocations” by Argentina
The former prime minister called the President "Anglophile and Thatcher admirer" and dismissed that he wants a conflict with the United Kingdom.In addition, populist Nigel Farage pointed against current premier Andy Burnham: he said Milei "saw an open breach" over the Chagos case.
The former British Prime Minister reacted to the Argentine President’s speech and warned about possible “provocations” around the islands. Although he described Milei as “anglophile and admirer of Thatcher,” he claimed to strengthen the British military presence in the archipelago. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson published a column of opinion after the national chain offered [...]
The former British Prime Minister claimed in the Daily Mail to send more planes, troops or ships to the archipelago, although he ruled out the Argentine president seeking a confrontation. Nigel Farage also questioned the Labour government.
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