Chile Backs Falklands Claim as Argentina Recognizes Its Sovereignty over Magellan Strait
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Chile backs Falklands claim as Argentina recognizes its sovereignty over Magellan Strait
Chilean President José Antonio Kast on Thursday reiterated his government's backing for Argentina's sovereignty rights over the Falklands, South Georgia, the South Sandwich Islands and the surrounding maritime areas, following a bilateral meeting in Santiago with his Argentine counterpart, Javier Milei. At the same meeting, Milei recognized Chilean sovereignty over the whole of the Strait of Magellan.
After overcoming the controversy with Argentina over the sovereignty of the Strait of Magellan, the institution reported on “presence and integration in the southern zone. Units of the Third Naval Zone, the National Squadron and the Submarine Force complete a total of 13 units deployed in the Strait of Magellan“. In this context, ... Continue reading “Armed of Chile deploys fleet in Strait of Magellan for “sovereignty and safeguard of interests””
The visit of the Argentine president to La Moneda was marked by tension in the relations between Buenos Aires and Santiago. But they issue a joint communiqué at the end of the day
Following the meeting of Javier Milei and José Antonio Kast in La Moneda, this afternoon the two nations issued a joint statement that detailed the issues addressed by the presidents.
Chilean President José Antonio Kast and his Argentine counterpart, Javier Milei, met at La Moneda Palace in Santiago. The meeting took place amidst controversy surrounding statements by the Chief of Staff of the Argentine Air Force, Gustavo Valverde, who questioned Chilean sovereignty over the Strait of Magellan; Kast has insisted that the passage is Chilean. Following the meeting, both governments issued a joint statement: Milei recognized Chil…
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