Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno has publicly dismissed criticism directed at the Javier Milei administration regarding the docking of a British vessel at the port of Ushuaia in the province of Tierra del Fuego. The controversy emerged following reports of the ship's arrival in the southern Argentine port, drawing condemnation from opposition political figures and various media outlets.
In his response, Quirno defended the government's position against the backlash, framing the criticism as politically motivated. The incident highlights ongoing sensitivities surrounding British presence in the region, particularly given the historical and diplomatic disputes concerning the sovereignty of the nearby Malvinas (Falkland) Islands.
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