Argentina
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- The Israeli government viewed arms sales to Argentina as a bargaining chip to exert pressure on Britain
- The Israeli diplomat said the present crisis offered Israel an extremely attractive opportunity to develop the arms market in Argentina and Latin America
- Michael Fidler offered a categorical assurance that no arms had been supplied by Israel to Argentina either directly or indirectly since the start of the Falklands crisis
- The conflict lasted for 74 days and cost the lives of over 900 people, and Margaret Thatcher’s public approval rating was highest shortly after the Argentine surrender in June 1982
- Argentina acquired over twenty Nasher fighter jets from Israel in 1982, and more Israeli weapons and supplies were secretly transferred through Peru
- Israeli denial of having supplied anything to Argentina could be got round by indirect supply of some kind which Israelis would of course be most anxious to conceal
- Argentina used Israeli‑supplied Skyhawk jets to sink four British warships, including the Sir Galahad, resulting in the deaths of 48 soldiers
- The Israeli ambassador in London was told that the simplest way to end negative publicity would be to stop all current arms deliveries to Argentina
- David Gillmore fed detailed information about Israel’s arms sales to Argentina to the Insight team at the Sunday Times in June 1982
- Israel repeatedly misled the UK government about its military support to Argentina, provoking a diplomatic crisis between the two countries
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Origin: first recognised while reading Truth Will Out. Why does Mr False Flag have five different names? Are they to use after conducting a false flag attack on US soil and escape to Argentina where all that “burned” land was bought ? Can’t make this sht up. · 2026-09-08 18:46