Milei Denied that the Malvinas Claim Was for Electoral Reasons and Said He Has Been Managing It “Three Years Ago”
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The president spoke about the chain to ask for sovereignty over the archipelago and the measures it promoted for companies that have commercial activities on the islands. He highlighted Donald Trump’s role and added: “The United States can press because it knows it has network on this side.”
"The chain is triggered by Donald Trump's comment that he was reviewing the position in front of Malvinas," said the Argentine president in a podcast of the Argentine media group Neura Media, where he has subsequently acknowledged that "Trump says what he says because (...) what he claims from England is that he did not support it" in the war against Iran.
The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, acknowledged that the declarations of Donald Trump on a possible revision of the position of the United States regarding the Malvinas Islands were the factor that precipitated the new offensive of Buenos Aires for the sovereignty of the archipelago administered by the United Kingdom. “The chain is triggered by the commentary [...] The Milei entry attributes to Trump the turn of Argentina for the Malvinas…
He also acknowledged that Donald Trump's sayings were the trigger for the recent national chain.
Javier Miley admitted that Argentina's new hard-line policy on the Malvinas had been launched by a single phrase by Donald Trump on the possible revision of the US position, and that Buenos Aires had since begun 60 sanctions proceedings, filed criminal complaints against oil companies and prepared a naval base worth about $450 million.
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