On the 15th, Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno published a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Argentina through his personal social media account, stating that he strongly resists the British government's publication of guidelines for commercial activities in the Malvinas Islands. The statement said that Malay Island and surrounding waters are Argentine territory, and that the British government's unilateral acts have violated relevant UN resolutions. The Afghan government will use all means, including diplomacy, economics, and law, to hold those illegally exploiting the island's natural resources to account. Meanwhile, Argentina is willing to resume bilateral negotiations with Britain to resolve the sovereignty dispute.

On the 15th, Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno published a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Argentina through his personal social media account, stating that he strongly resists the British government's publication of guidelines for commercial activities in the Malvinas Islands. The statement said that Malay Island and surrounding waters are Argentine territory, and that the British government's unilateral acts have violated relevant UN resolutions. The Afghan government will use all means, including diplomacy, economics, and law, to hold those illegally exploiting the island's natural resources to account. Meanwhile, Argentina is willing to resume bilateral negotiations with Britain to resolve the sovereignty dispute.