Milei renews Argentina’s Falklands claim at the UN, urging a "peaceful solution" - AP News

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Britain has hit back at Argentina after Javier Milei threatened the Falkland Islands yet again in a frothing UN rant.The Argentinian President took to the lectern at the United Nations to declare sovereignty over the Falklands was a matter of "national cause".He warned the world his country could "take matters into our own hands" if the multinational assembly did not take action.When Argentina last attempted to invade the islands in 1982, it surrendered in just 74 days.Now, in a statement issued by the UK's UN ambassador's office, Britain has reinforced its sovereignty over the islands and condemned the Argentines' "inappropriate" behaviour.

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