Britain has said its commitment to the Falkland Islands is 'absolute and unshakeable' after Argentinian President Javier Milei said his country needed to take them back.
Opportunism or State Strategy? President’s words show a nationalist turn of his government, in tune with US pressure on Britain; the dilemmas for the opposition
Experts consulted by Clarín say that the White House chief's statements on the conflict can be just a weapon of pressure on Britain, although there might be another strategy.They warn that Milei's message of Thursday night can contribute to "justifying the US presence on a Fueguin base."