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Is War on the Horizon? Milei Said "The Falkland Islands Will Be Ours," and London Responded without Hesitation.

Argentine President Milei's statement that the Falkland Islands "will be ours sooner or later" has prompted a reaction from Britain. The security of the islands is once again on the agenda in London, and the British government has been urged to increase defense spending.
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Many Malvinians want to give the Argentine president a chance; “the British of London who have governed us historically have disappointed us”It all started when Donald Trump suggested in an interview that the United States' support for the United Kingdom in the question of the Falklands might not be as closed as it has been until now. Then, Javier Milei gave a speech in which he reaffirmed his country's position that the Malvinas are Argentine. …

Claudio Della Croce The sudden turn in the policy of the Argentine libertarian President Javier MIlei regarding the Malvinese archipelago seeks to erase about twenty interventions, bi-national agreements, internal resolutions, voting in international organizations, degrading declarations of sovereignty and official silences against unilateral British actions.A late patriotism, after its total surrender to the [...] La entrada La causa Malvinas, …

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Argentine President Milei's statement that the Falkland Islands "will be ours sooner or later" has prompted a reaction from Britain. The security of the islands is once again on the agenda in London, and the British government has been urged to increase defense spending.

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The former British prime minister questioned the Argentine president's national chain and demanded that his country's government urgently send ships, planes and troops to the islands.

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Filo News broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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