China demands UK enters talks with Argentina over Falklands slamming 'colonial legacy'

[lightning F57]

Perhaps the UK should support a referendum in Palestine and Kashmir else it is meaningless.

If they had control sure, now it's way passed that point damage is already done. The UK is not the main power now its the US now.

Illegal settlers, not natives, can I occupy London, kill all Londoners, and claim London is not part of the UK？
Anglo Saxon bandit logic must never be admitted

They were born there, how is that illegal, what law are you even using. No one was forced out of the Falklands it was inhabited by britain for hundreds of years. All that is meaningless now as the people who live there decide their future. And where is your evidence British massacred natives there because I havnt come across that anywhere. Its a small island was likely unhabbited when it was first spotted.

 

[nahtanbob]

NATO allies are certainly not as stupid as you. The Malvinas is not British, let alone British mainland.

Do you want to take a chance ?

You are making a decision for NATO allies that goes beyond their mandate.

keyboard warriors do not make decisions

 

[OIO]

Do you want to take a chance ?

keyboard warriors do not make decisions

You're more of a keyboard warrior.

 

[nahtanbob]

You're more of a keyboard warrior.

you are asking Argentina to do something they would never listen to you anyway

 

[silverox]

you are asking Argentina to do something they would never listen to you anyway

The United States occupied the sovereign state of Hawaii and killed the Queen of Hawaii, a　shamless crime 　

Irrational analogy.

The city of London is colossally more pivotal than the small Argentine settlement that existed temporarily on the Falklands


Only one Argentine settlement was destroyed, and that was courtesy of the Americans in 1840, and that was in regard to a completely different conflict altogether

Illegal immigrants are definitely not the so-called Falklanders, but invaders
Argentina never recognized the invaders as locals
Just like Russia's so-called independence referendum in Donbass, the same reason cannot be recognized

 

[Abid123]

Are you aware of Article 5?
The Falklands is classed as British soil.
If the UK cannot defend the Islands, a NATO coalition would be formed to do so instead.

Are you aware that Article 5 in The North Atlantic Treaty only counts if the attack occurs on a member's territory which is above the Tropic of Cancer, meaning that a Argentine invasion of the Falklands Islands will not eligible to trigger Article 5.

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

Anyway. China supports Argentina to reclaim the Malvinas. In any way.

End.

 

[Puffin]

The Chinese will say and do anything to sell the JF-17 to the Argies and take control of the vast lithium deposits. They dont care that the residents of the Falklands ALL want to stay British.
China being a dictatorship does not give a monkeys about actual human beings.

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

The Chinese will say and do anything to sell the JF-17 to the Argies and take control of the vast lithium deposits. They dont care that the residents of the Falklands ALL want to stay British.
China being a dictatorship does not give a monkeys about actual human beings.

We humans do not want to be colonized.

 

[silverox]

We humans do not want to be colonized.

The colonial empire of the Anglo-Saxons and their Indian slaves must be overthrown

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

The colonial empire of the Anglo-Saxons and their Indian slaves must be overthrown

Of course.

 

[silverox]

The colonial empire of the Anglo-Saxons and their Indian slaves must be overthrown

Cancel the no-bullets deal and we can get one hundred thousand Indian troops on the border with a very small force

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

Argentina's claim over Malvinas wins support

By SERGIO HELD in Bogota | China Daily | Updated: 2023-07-07 10:12
China's reaffirmed backing of Argentina at the United Nations over the Malvinas Islands in the South Atlantic has breathed new life into the South American nation's long-standing dispute with the United Kingdom.

Argentina claims ownership of the British-controlled islands that they call the Malvinas and the UK calls the Falklands, as well as nearby South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. Their centuries-old dispute led to a war in 1982.

On June 21, during the latest meeting of the United Nations Special Committee on Decolonization, or C-24, Geng Shuang, China's deputy permanent representative to the UN, said: "We firmly support Argentina's legitimate claim to sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands and have always consistently advocated the settlement of territorial disputes between countries through peaceful negotiations in accordance with the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations."

Following the meeting, the committee adopted a resolution requesting negotiations between Argentina and the UK to resume so as to resolve the territorial dispute. The resolution was backed by China and dozens of other countries. Chile introduced the text on behalf of Bolivia, Cuba, Ecuador and Venezuela. Cuba supported the declaration on behalf of the Group of 77 developing countries, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines supported it on behalf of the 33-member Community of Latin American and Caribbean States.

Gonzalo Salimena, a professor at the University of Salvador in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires, said China is "advocating the settlement of disputes within the framework of the UN Charter and relevant resolutions adopted by the General Assembly".

China, he said, is promoting dialogue and the exercise of legitimate institutional power.

" (The fact that) China has promoted the resumption of negotiations within the (UN) framework … not only indicates China's leadership in the international context in promoting the peaceful settlement of disputes, but also its intention to build a more moderate international order legitimized by the actions of the United Nations," Salimena said.

The writer is a freelance journalist for China Daily.

Argentina's claim over Malvinas wins support

China's reaffirmed backing of Argentina at the United Nations over the Malvinas Islands in the South Atlantic has breathed new life into the South American nation's long-standing dispute with the United Kingdom.

www.chinadaily.com.cn

Now is the time. Help Argentina recapture the Malvinas Islands！！

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

Argentine President tells Chinese TV Malvinas claims will continue

Argentine President Alberto Fernández has told a Chinese-state news outlet that Beuno Aires will continue to push claims on the Falklands Islands.

www.express.co.uk