TREE NEWS update: Argentine President Javier Milei said in New York that Falkland Islands residents would not be expelled and their rights would be respected if the UK hands over the territory, which Argentina calls the Malvinas. Milei said islanders would be treated with dignity and fairness while Argentina pursues its sovereignty claim. The UK rejected the position, saying sovereignty is not negotiable unless islanders wish it, and it will defend their right to self-determination and continued British status.
Milei: Falkland Islanders Won’t Be Expelled If UK Cedes Control
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