Argentina calls for renewed negotiations over Falkland Islands
Pablo Quirno said Argentina wants renewed bilateral negotiations as a reported U.S. memo raised questions about diplomatic support for the British claim.
- Argentina formally called for bilateral negotiations with the United Kingdom over the Falkland Islands after reports emerged of a potential American policy shift toward the South Atlantic territory.
- A leaked Pentagon memo suggests President Donald Trump's administration may reassess support for "imperial possessions" to punish Nato allies for refusing to join US-Israeli strikes against Iran.
- Downing Street insisted the Falkland Islands' sovereignty is "not in question," while the local government expressed "complete confidence in the commitment made by the UK Government."
- Pablo Quirno, Argentina's foreign minister, posted on X that the Argentine Republic "once again expresses its willingness to resume bilateral negotiations" with the United Kingdom to resolve the sovereignty dispute.
- These tensions coincide with strains in the US-UK relationship as the King and Queen prepare for a state visit on Monday, with disagreements persisting over the use of British military bases.
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