# Argentine President Milei to Address Falklands Sovereignty on National TV

Argentine President Javier Milei will address the nation regarding the Falklands sovereignty claim following comments by Donald Trump.

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Argentine President Javier Milei confirmed he will deliver a national address on Thursday evening to discuss the sovereignty claim over the Falkland Islands, with the specific time to be confirmed. [^1]

President Javier Milei characterized the sovereignty claim over the Falkland Islands as the most important and sacred cause that Argentines have. [^2]

Andy Burnham, speaking on behalf of the UK government, stated that the UK's position on the Falkland Islands was expressed very clearly during the summer and has not changed. [^3]

US President Donald Trump stated that he always reviews positions and explicitly mentioned that the stance on the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands is one of those positions. [^4]

Donald Trump stated during a press conference in the Oval Office that he always reviews positions, including those regarding the Falklands, but did not confirm a concrete decision to modify US policy. [^5]

President Javier Milei stated that the Argentine position on the Falklands is non-negotiable and distinct from other issues. [^6]

Andy Burnham affirmed that the population of the Falkland Islands has expressed their desire to remain a British Overseas Territory and that the UK's commitment to them is unbreakable. [^7]

UK Chancellor John Healey stated that the Falkland Islands are British and will remain British, dismissing rumors of secret White House directives. [^8]

Donald Trump announced an agreement for oil exploitation with Delcy Rodriguez, the former vice president of Venezuela, involving US government and private operators. [^9]

The Argentine government of Javier Milei announced a national address, indicating an intention to engage with the Falklands sovereignty issue. [^10]

This is the second time since April that Washington has flirted with a supposed change in posture toward Great Britain regarding the Falklands conflict. [^11]

## What this stands on

1. Argentine President Javier Milei confirmed he will deliver a national address on Thursday evening to discuss the sovereignty claim over the Falkland Islands, with the specific time to be confirmed. (ámbito.com, News)
2. President Javier Milei characterized the sovereignty claim over the Falkland Islands as the most important and sacred cause that Argentines have. (ámbito.com, News)
3. Andy Burnham, speaking on behalf of the UK government, stated that the UK's position on the Falkland Islands was expressed very clearly during the summer and has not changed. (Perfil, News)
4. US President Donald Trump stated that he always reviews positions and explicitly mentioned that the stance on the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands is one of those positions. (Perfil, News)
5. Donald Trump stated during a press conference in the Oval Office that he always reviews positions, including those regarding the Falklands, but did not confirm a concrete decision to modify US policy. (ámbito.com, News)
6. President Javier Milei stated that the Argentine position on the Falklands is non-negotiable and distinct from other issues. (ámbito.com, News)
7. Andy Burnham affirmed that the population of the Falkland Islands has expressed their desire to remain a British Overseas Territory and that the UK's commitment to them is unbreakable. (Perfil, News)
8. UK Chancellor John Healey stated that the Falkland Islands are British and will remain British, dismissing rumors of secret White House directives. (Perfil, News)
9. Donald Trump announced an agreement for oil exploitation with Delcy Rodriguez, the former vice president of Venezuela, involving US government and private operators. (Clarín, News)
10. The Argentine government of Javier Milei announced a national address, indicating an intention to engage with the Falklands sovereignty issue. (Clarín, News)
11. This is the second time since April that Washington has flirted with a supposed change in posture toward Great Britain regarding the Falklands conflict. (Clarín, News)

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