In what year did Argentina invade the Falklands
Events leading to the Falklands War Minister before the war (29. March 1981 to 11. December 1981) stated that ""The military planning was, after the solution of the Falklands case, to invade the disputed islands in the Beagle. That was the determination of the Argentine Navy"" Such preparations were made public. On 2 June 1982 an article was published in the Buenos Aires newspaper "La Prensa" concerning Manfred Schönfeld's answer to the question as to what to do after the expected Argentine victory in the Falklands : ""The war will not be finished for us, because after the defeat of our enemies in the Falklands, they
Events leading to the Falklands War countries (the other being Colombia), to support Britain (and then only indirectly) by providing a military and naval diversion. In 1978 Argentina initiated Operation "Soberania" in order to invade the islands around Cape Horn, but stopped the operation a few hours later for military and political reasons. The Argentine government planned to seize the disputed Beagle Channel islands after the occupation of the Falklands. Basilio Lami Dozo disclosed that Leopoldo Galtieri announced to him that ""[Chile] have to know that what we are doing now, because they will be the next in turn." Also Óscar Camilión, the last Argentine Foreign