Falkland Islands: Boris Johnson threatened Argentina with war

From Falklands War in 1982Argentina has never ceased to claim sovereignty over the islands. In recent years, he has strengthened his diplomatic claim to international organizations, but Britain refuses to dialogue. Now it has become known that the position of the Prime Minister of England, Boris Johnson, it is “to defend with the Force” the Falklands and Gibraltar.

As revealed by the site The telegraphFrom leaked documents, the UK government’s 100-page strategy titled “Global Britain in the Age of Competition“, establishes how it will protect overseas territories “by deterring and defending against state and non-state threats”.

In the documents it is established that the The armed forces “will deter and defy incursions into the territorial waters of British Gibraltar” like that too “they will maintain a permanent presence in the Falkland Islands, Ascension Island and the British Indian Ocean Territory “.

Likewise, it is expected that there will be “significant investments in the sovereign areas of Cyprus” What “will ensure our ability to contribute to security with the Eastern Mediterranean allies“For the government that Johnson commands, this military decision” will be seen as a commitment to the sovereignty of the Falklands and Gibraltar at a time of high tensions. “

From Brexit, members of the far-right Vox party of Spain in the Andalusian Parliament urged Madrid to abandon the British post-Brexit agreement signed with Spain and have Gibraltar “liberated”. The Rock has been a point of contention between Britain and Spain for centuries, and Spanish governments have sought shared sovereignty in recent years. Spain regularly sails warships in the territorial waters around Gibraltar, which is considered an act of aggression.

The reasons for the threat of Boris Johnson

Johnson’s position of arms is due to the claim that Argentina has strengthened itself over the past year in order for Britain to return territory it has usurped. As this outlet revealed, a source said: “The UK is far from abandoning its transatlantic commitments. They are strengthened and held in high regard.”

In contrast, on a second page of the leaked publication, the government details that it will spend £ 6.6 billion “over the next four years on R&D in areas such as space, cybernetics, quantum technologies, engineering biology, directed energy weapons and advanced missiles high speed”. In addition, he indicates that in the context of your new national space strategy, will develop a “awareness of the domain of space”. It will use “sensors embedded in space and on the ground to track space debris, investigate incidents in space, and detect, anticipate and attribute hostile activity.”