The United States "Priorities Lowering Tension" Between Argentina and the United Kingdom Before a Militarized Scenario
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Buenos Aires, 1 October (NA) --The United States ambassador to the United Nations (UN), Mike Waltz, made it clear that the Donald Trump administration would try to solve any crisis between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the Malvinas Islands before having to carry out another type of intervention.When consulted about what the US government would do in the face of a possible armed conflict, the diplomat replied that "this is a decision of t…
The U.S. government recognized Argentina as a “great friend,” but also highlighted its special relationship with the United Kingdom and called for “unscaling” the tension between the two countries over the Malvinas Islands. In an exclusive interview with GB News, Washington’s ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, avoided setting a position on...
On Thursday, the United States asked to reduce the tension between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the dispute over the Malvinas Islands and avoided anticipating what position Washington would adopt in the face of a possible new confrontation between the two countries, amid a diplomatic escalation linked to the exploitation of hydrocarbons in the South Atlantic. The ambassador [...] The entry from the United States demanded that Argentina …
The US ambassador to the UN referred to both countries as friends and allies of Washington, so he said it would point to a “scaling” between the parties in the face of a hypothetical new scenario armed by Malvinas.
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