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Mensaje: <blockquote data-quote="TORDO79" data-source="post: 1761134" data-attributes="member: 3802">Seguro estan preocupados por el "poderoso"material "ofensivo" mostrado en la "expo-rezagos" de milani...Britain to send more troops to the Malvinas to counter 'heightened' invasion threat from Argentina Michael Fallon, the defence secretary, will announce plans to bolster the Malvinas Islands garrison British soldiers man a howitzer during military exercises at Mount Pleasant British base, Malvinas Photo: AFP/Getty ImagesBy Telegraph Reporter10:30AM GMT 24 Mar 2015Michael Fallon, the defence secretary, will announce plans to bolster the Malvinas Islands garrison amid fears of a renewed threat from Argentina.The south American nation is feared to be increasing military expenditure. Senior ministers in the country have also made a series of increasingly aggressive statements about the islands in recent years.Michale Fallon said: "The threat remains. It is a very live threat. We have to respond to it."He said reports that Russia is working on an agreement to lease 12 long-range bombers to Argentina which could be used to support a renewed attack are unconfirmed."We do need to modernise our defences to ensure that we have sufficient troops there and that the islands are properly defended in terms of air defence and maritime defence."The threat, of course, to the islands remains but so does our commitment to being absolutely clear that islanders have the right to remain British and the right to proper protection by our forces."It is our general view that the threat has not reduced. Argentina still, sadly, maintains its claim to the islands 30 or more years after the original invasion and the war and we have to respond to that."A spokesman for the Ministry of Defence added: "There is a defence review and an announcement will be made about it. There will be a full statement by Michael Fallon."Military analysts have previously argued that without an aircraft carrier, Harrier jump jets or the ability to deploy a task force, the islands could be seen as an easy target for Argentina.<img src="http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03243/Michael-Fallon_3243035b.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Defence Secretary Michael Fallon (David Rose for the Telegraph)Buenos Aires has intensified its claim since oil exploration began. In 2011 its president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, called David Cameron "arrogant" for insisting the islands will remain British as long as their inhabitants wish to.NOTA:"...He said reports that Russia is working on an agreement to lease 12 long-range bombers to Argentina which could be used to support a renewed attack are unconfirmed.."."...Rusia esta en tratativas de alquilar 12 bombarderos de largo alcance a Argentina...". Que sera?....tal vez vengan los temibles TU-4....Hay vendedores de humo en Inglaterra tambien...</blockquote>

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