Argentine government says the Ushuaia naval base will monitor resources and sovereignty
Argentina announced plans to establish an integrated naval base in Ushuaia aimed at monitoring natural resources and asserting sovereignty in the South Atlantic. The government also intends to file complaints against companies extracting hydrocarbons without authorization near the Falklands.
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