The Secretary of Malvinas, Antarctica and South Atlantic, Guillermo Carmona, warned that Britain has the position of “war bearer” in dispute sovereign over the Falkland Islands and, regarding the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, he stressed that the position of the Argentine Government stands uphold the “principle of territorial integrity”the same thing that Argentina raises when claiming that Britain violated it by invading the southern islands in 1833. make some kind of apology for the warreferring to the Malvinas conflict,” Carmona said in an interview with sheet.
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And in that sense, he adds: “Malvinas is not Ukrainian, but today the principle of territorial integrity is also compromised there”.
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For Foreign Office officials, Britain ignored that the United Nations determined in 1960, in its resolution 1514 on granting independence to colonial states and peoples, that with respect to Malvinas The principle of “territorial integrity” applies, as the territory was “vulnerable” to the invasion of 1833. For this reason, the criterion of “people’s self-determination” claimed by the British could not be used.
Also, for the “warbearer” position,
Carmona places the British Secretary of Defense, Ben Wallace, under a magnifying glass
when “I spoke a few weeks ago about thugs, referring to the wars of Malvinas and Argentina.
Addition,
la canceller Mary Elizabeth Truss,
a few days ago, he said that China “must respect the sovereignty of the Falklands,” in a post on his Twitter account, and
he argued that Britain would uphold the islanders’ right to “self-determination”.
In this regard, the secretary of Malvinas, Antarctica and South Atlantic explained that
China actually “has ratified the historic endorsement.”
“We share criteria in our approach to international law such as the principle of territorial integrity and, therefore, this support has been manifest since Argentina had diplomatic relations, 50 years ago”. Carmona remembers that China is “one of the most dynamic powers in the world” and then “That support is very significant.“Facing this, what matters is what Argentina do. We responded with a request to respect international law, with a claim to sovereignty that has been tarnished since the British annexation in 1833,” he said.
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