The crew of a plane paid tribute to the Falklands heroes who were on board: "The country owes everything"

On a flight to Río Gallegos, the first officer, Juan Bilesio, paid tribute to the ex-combatants of

Malvinas

who were on board and who, after more than 35 years, would return to the islands. "The country owes you everything," he said to the applause of the pbadengers.

After announcing that the plane would arrive at his destination at 6:24 pm, he said: "The main reason for this announcement is to inform you that we have the honor of counting among our pbadengers a group of old Falklands war fighters that today, more than 35 years old, they return to the

Falkland Islands

to visit the places where they fought, the places they carry in the depths of their hearts ".

The laureates were Lautaro Jiménez Corbalán and Miguel Mosquera, who traveled to Río Gallejos on flight 7932 from Latam, Argentina. Then they would go to the islands.

"I imagine the emotion they will feel when they meet their fallen comrades who are resting in Darwin's graveyard," added the official, adding, "The country owes them all, they are a pride for our nation, they are one take care of you and protect because they gave everything for our country without asking anything in return. "

In a climate of great respect for the heroes of the war, Bilesio concluded: "A great salute for them and great applause for the 649 veterans remaining in the islands, we hope that they will feel loved, caressed and cared for. considered by this crew and throughout the Argentine nation ".