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Argentina and United Kingdom dispute over oil exploration near Falkland Islands

Argentina says the United Kingdom is exploring oil near the Falkland Islands and is pursuing legal measures, but reports differ on whether an international arbitration case has already been launched.

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  1. Argentina has launched an international arbitration case against the United Kingdom to stop what it calls theft of oil resources in the Falkland Islands.

    What the 2 sources said
    CNN Portugal
    “Argentina inicia arbitragem internacional contra o Reino Unido”

    Machine translation: Argentina initiates international arbitration against the United Kingdom

    Milei condena aquilo que classifica como exploração ilegítima dos recursos de hidrocarbonetos na Bacia Norte das Malvinas, através do projeto Sea Lion

    Read at CNN Portugal
    Notícias ao Minuto
    “Malvinas? Argentina iniciará arbitragem internacional contra Reino Unido”

    Falklands? Argentina will start international arbitration against the United Kingdom

    Read at Notícias ao Minuto
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  2. Argentina warned it would take legal action against the United Kingdom over oil exploration near the Falkland Islands.

    What the 2 sources said
    BBC News – World
    “Argentina threatens legal action against UK over Falkland Islands oil exploration”

    President Javier Milei set a two-week deadline for the Sea Lion oilfield project to be scrapped.

    Read at BBC News – World
    Al Jazeera English
    “Argentina gives UK two weeks to cease operations”

    or face maritime court action.

    Read at Al Jazeera English
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