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Argentine President Javier Milei announced on Thursday that he would impose sanctions on oil companies operating off the Falkland Islands, renewing his country's claim to the British territory. In an address to the nation, Milei said that "winds of change" are blowing in favor of Argentina's claim and noted that Washington is willing to reconsider its neutral position in the conflict.

The British Foreign Secretary is expected to present a package of measures against the settlements, which may include a trade boycott. Israel clarifies that the move will not pass in silence, and recalls the precedent in which Spain and the Netherlands were pushed out of involvement in Gaza. Background: a diplomatic effort to curb a trend in Europe.

The Foreign Minister addressed London's threats regarding construction plans in the E1 area: "If they make a mistake — there will be a response. It will work the opposite of how they dream." The full episode of the ynet political podcast "120 and One" will be released on Thursday.

The Prime Minister's son does not retract his support for Argentina on the Falkland Islands issue and directly attacks the British public. In a new tweet, he accuses the Labour government of hostility and antisemitism towards Israel and compares the remote islands to Judea, Samaria, and Jerusalem.

The Prime Minister's son claimed that the Falkland Islands belong to Argentina, sparking a harsh reaction from the British right. Journalist Konstantin Kisin called the statement "stupid and childish."

"Britain is evil number one," said Vladimir Putin's senior advisor, threatening to attack targets in the kingdom. Although since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Russia has already carried out various threats against countries in Europe, not all leaders of the continent feel threatened: "If someone has a crystal ball - great, but I don't see evidence that supports the fact that Russia will...

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated that Moscow may attack British military targets in response to Ukraine's use of British missiles, accusing London and Paris of escalating the conflict.

Moscow reacts sharply to the expansion of military aid to Kyiv and warns London and Paris of the consequences. Britain is expected to assist Ukraine in the domestic production of long-range Storm Shadow missiles. At the same time, Russia reported a drone attack on the nuclear complex in Zaporizhzhia.

A maritime mystery that lasted 118 years has come to an end: divers announced on August 10 that they had located off the Isle of Wight in southern England the remains of HMS Tiger, a military vessel of the British Royal Navy that sank in 1908. The disaster occurred following a collision with HMS Berwick, and more than half of the 57 crew members perished. The discovery came after five years of...

34 antisemitic incidents were documented in London within a week, many of them during a demonstration against Israel, where claims were heard about "Zionist control" over the British government and economy — rhetoric that originates in far-right conspiracy theories.

A British investigation and a US Congressional inquiry are examining money transfers to entities linked to "Code Pink," which led pro-Palestinian protests in Britain. The suspicion: a network linked to a businessman identified with China helped fund the activity.

The prominent British presenter reacted sharply to Netanyahu's remark, which echoed a statement by the US Vice President from 2024. He said: "Someone said that the first Islamic republic with nuclear weapons will be the Islamic Republic of Britain."

Will this stir echoes in London? The prime minister took a swipe at Britain in a podcast, hinting at past remarks by JD Vance. “Someone said the first Islamic Republic with nuclear weapons will be Britain. We are concerned that there won’t be another one here, in Iran.”

The British broadcasting regulator ruled that the veteran radio station violated news reporting standards after broadcasting a false report about the death of King Charles III. The glitch occurred when an employee accidentally activated pre-prepared obituary files, played the national anthem, and caused 16 minutes of dead air. The correction and apology came only about half an hour later.

In Israel, a significant American strike was expected last night that would lead to escalation, but it did not take place. At the same time, Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree announced that the terrorist organization attacked sensitive targets of the Saudi oil company Aramco.