In April 1982, Argentina seized the Falkland Islands from the UK, starting a war in the Atlantic. Royal Navy ships steamed south to recapture the islands, and the Argentine navy sailed to meet them.

On November 15, 2017, the Argentine submarine San Juan disappeared 270 miles off the coast of Argentina. The Russians commenced information operations through the state-owned and operated Sputnik ...

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Working with precious metals takes time and patience – much like healing the painful wounds of war. Argentine goldsmith Juan Carlos Pallarols is creating beaut… ...

President Javier Milei of Argentina is a hyper-willing ally. Britain has Typhoon fighter jets and the HMS Forth patrol vessel ...

This month marks three decades since Argentina’s invasion of the Falkland Islands, and by all accounts, the Argentines still want them back. Protesters burned a Union Jack and an effigy of ...

Throughout the 1982 conflict, Argentine Air Force and Navy launched many airstrikes against British forces recovering the Falklands. The most famous and successful strikes were against Royal Navy ...

Sandy Woodward, who commanded the British navy task force that retook the Falkland Islands in the 1982 war with Argentina, has died aged 81, the defence ministry confirmed on Monday.

Falklands’ war tested modernized Super Etendard in Argentine Navy’s agenda. Sunday, February 21st 2010 - 23:09 UTC. Full article 42 comments.

The war was over Argentina’s seizure of the Falklands, a windswept archipelago off the coast of South America. The war cost the lives of nearly 1,000 soldiers, sailors, and airmen on both sides.

Argentina’s plans for new equipment present a clear threat to the Falklands. F-16 jets, especially if supported by refueling aircraft, could compromise local British air superiority over the ...

The brief but bloody naval war that occurred in 1982 over the Falkland Islands, known as the Malvinas in Argentina, is typically viewed as a triumph of British naval power. A Royal Navy task force ...