A Replica of the Malvinas Flag Displayed by the Selection Arrived on the Islands with a Group of Ex-Combatants
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Veterans from different parts of the country returned to the archipelago 44 years after the conflict and deployed the emblem during a visit to Darwin Cemetery
A group of veterans and relatives of soldiers killed in the war traveled to the Falklands and deployed the flag in Darwin Cemetery.It occurs in the midst of tension between the Argentine Government and England over sanctions for companies operating in the Islands.
Former combatants and relatives visited the cemetery of Darwin and Puerto Argentino to pay tribute to the fallen soldiers in the Malvinas Islands. The entry Ex-combatants paid tribute to the fallen in Malvinas was first published in OPI Santa Cruz.
Family members of veterans who had fallen in the Malvinas War returned to the islands in the last few days. The eleven members of the group toured the tombs of Darwin's Argentine cemetery to fire, more than four decades later, brothers, nephews, friends or companions. In the midst of tension in the dispute over the Malvinas Islands, Argentine veterans who fought there in 1982 against the United Kingdom and relatives of the fallen returned the la…
Despite the fact that it is expressly prohibited by the island authorities, these ex-combatants did not allow themselves to be intimidated and placed a flag on that land.
A replica of the Falklands flag that exhibited the selection reached the islands
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