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Falklands war was fought between Argentina and?
The UK
Which island caused Argentina and the UK to go to war?
the falklands
When did the falcons war start and end?
The Falklands War between the UK and Argentina began and ended in 1982.
Which UK territory is also clamied by Argentina?
The Falkland Islands is a British territory that is self governed. The UK handles their defense and foreign affairs. There have been territorial disputes over the islands. Argentina's invasion of the Falklands in 1982 resulted in the Falklands War. The United Kingdom defeated Argentina and maintained possession of the Falklands.
Who started the Falklands War?
argentina and britain did cus they wanted there countrie back cus i really belong to deeem cus it wus like a couple mins a ways frrom da countirre! yuu get meh? godd.
Did Australia serve in the Falklands War?
It was between UK and Argentina. It had nothing to do with Australia, and fortunately for once Australian politicians did not rush the country into it.
Who faught in the war?
it depends on what war you are talking about. Germany, Italy, Russia, France and England fought in ww2, the UK and Argentina fought the Falklands war and so it goes on.
What countries were part of the Falklands war?
United Kingdom, Argentina The Falkland Islands are located approximately 300 miles off of the coast of Argentina.
Is Argentina and UK at peace after the Falklands war?
Yes however the two dont get along and Argentina despite faving a inferior military try to provoke the UK with petty squabbles. Germany has a better right to the Falkland islands than Argentina but despiste this Argentina persists.
Who one the Falklands war?
The UK
How many US troops killed in the Falkland wars?
None, the US didn't participate in the Falklands war. It was between Argentina (invaders) and the UK (defenders).
Who surrendered in the falklands war?
The Argentinians, that's why the Falklands are still under the ownership of the UK
