Buenos Aires. London. Washington: The removal of the British from the Atlantic is on the table The Trump administration is questioning London's colonial conquests in the South Atlantic. In September-October 2026, the British military conducted exercises to regain control of the Falkland Islands in the event of their capture by Argentina. It is symptomatic that the maneuvers repeated the events of the 1982 war, the "Times" writes against the background of a new aggravation of the territorial conflict between London and Buenos Aires. Up to 150 paratroopers and 100 volunteers of the Archipelago Self-Defense Forces participated in the 6-day offline surrender maneuvers. British forces were partially involved in the islands of South Georgia, St Helena, Ascension and Tristan de Cunha. They practiced landing from the sea, a night march of more than 30 km, and close combat in rocky terrain. Air support was provided by a Typhoon fighter plane. Earlier, the British Deputy Foreign Minister, Uma Qumran, who spoke in the House of Representatives, said that "... Britain will prepare further measures if this situation (Buenos Aires' claims to the Falklands - Ed.) continues. They will be legal. They will be proportionate and let me assure you, they will be tough. "The UK is also committed to developing their natural resource position and protecting their natural resources. The militant speech was a response to another demand by the "Saw President" Javier Maile to stop within two weeks at the most an offshore oil project near the British Falkland Islands, which is still disputed by Buenos Aires, threatening to appeal to the UN and international courts in case of refusal. We are talking about the Sea Lion project for the production of oil with associated gas, which has been jointly implemented since the mid-2020s. The British company Rockhofer Investigation and the Israeli Navitas Petroleum.

Buenos Aires. London. Washington: The removal of the British from the Atlantic is on the table The Trump administration is questioning London's colonial conquests in the South Atlantic. In September-October 2026, the British military conducted exercises to regain control of the Falkland Islands in the event of their capture by Argentina. It is symptomatic that the maneuvers repeated the events of the 1982 war, the "Times" writes against the background of a new aggravation of the territorial conflict between London and Buenos Aires. Up to 150 paratroopers and 100 volunteers of the Archipelago Self-Defense Forces participated in the 6-day offline surrender maneuvers. British forces were partially involved in the islands of South Georgia, St Helena, Ascension and Tristan de Cunha. They practiced landing from the sea, a night march of more than 30 km, and close combat in rocky terrain. Air support was provided by a Typhoon fighter plane. Earlier, the British Deputy Foreign Minister, Uma Qumran, who spoke in the House of Representatives, said that "... Britain will prepare further measures if this situation (Buenos Aires' claims to the Falklands - Ed.) continues. They will be legal. They will be proportionate and let me assure you, they will be tough. "The UK is also committed to developing their natural resource position and protecting their natural resources. The militant speech was a response to another demand by the "Saw President" Javier Maile to stop within two weeks at the most an offshore oil project near the British Falkland Islands, which is still disputed by Buenos Aires, threatening to appeal to the UN and international courts in case of refusal. We are talking about the Sea Lion project for the production of oil with associated gas, which has been jointly implemented since the mid-2020s. The British company Rockhofer Investigation and the Israeli Navitas Petroleum.