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]