after the war, the falkland islands developed a fishing industry, and they became rich. the falklands are still a british overseas territory, but they're independant on many, many levels. they have a great education system, they have their own constitution, they have a great hospital, and they're only 3000 people living here. pretty impressive. and people seem to be very happy. it's a land of wind, of sheep, of fish. and it's a land of penguins. welcome to the falklands. (john fowler) you're on the falkland islands. we're in the south atlantic, about 250 miles off the nearest point of the southern part of latin america. it is a windy place, but once you've learned to walk sort of leaning against the wind, it's easy. (sophie fouron) john fawler. born in england, he's lived in the falklands some fifty years, during which he has been a teacher, guide, journalist and editor. with extensive knowledge of this land he calls home, these are his islands. (john fowler) we're an immigrant society. there is still a majority of people of british origin. at the moment, according to the

been a fine on the other side of the world england fought with argentina at the head of the falkland islands. in this battle, the argentinian plane was equipped with french missiles called exose, this missile was released from a high altitude and destroyed the enemy vessels. the british hit and destroyed it. the exhaust or the exhaust was fired from the spear float. the exhaust became one of the best anti-ship missiles in the world, and they have been there for half a century , at the price of the start of the iraq war against iran , france, while the west imposed an arms embargo on iran. had decided to take this problem along with the silicon airplanes and helicopters were returned to the baath army of iraq, and the protests of the iranian officials did not go anywhere. it was very unexpected and they did not expect that the french government would hand over such weapons to the government in war conditions, while in the world you know that the history sometimes, for some reasons, the commitments were fulfilled and it was right that the french government, in such a situation , that the arabs

england and argentina fought in the falkland islands. these were argentines equipped with french missiles called exose the missile was released from a high altitude and destroyed the enemy vessels . in one of these shots, two anti-ship exhaust cruise missiles hit the britannia and caused its destruction. world and remained the same for half a century. at the beginning of the iraq war against iran, france, while imposing an arms embargo on iran, decided to give this missile to the iraqi baath army along with airplanes and helicopters. he didn't get anywhere, it was very unexpected and they didn't expect it that the french government should hand over such weapons to the government in war conditions , while you know that there is a history in the world that commitments were sometimes fulfilled for some reason, and it was right that the french government in such an acute situation, when the arabs are at war with iran, heritage analysis and we hope that the french government will have a convincing answer for the iranian nation. sports exhaust

that is of particular— the falkland islands.many of the families _ particular importance to many of the families it_ particular importance to many of the families. it is my privilege to represent them. the honourable lady raises _ represent them. the honourable lady raises the _ represent them. the honourable lady raises the issue of the hour. and i think— raises the issue of the hour. and i think it _ raises the issue of the hour. and i think it is — raises the issue of the hour. and i think it is worth reminding this house — think it is worth reminding this house that the privileges committee is there _ house that the privileges committee is there to _ house that the privileges committee is there to defend this house, our rights _ is there to defend this house, our rights and — is there to defend this house, our rights and our bridges. the committee and the investigation that they carried out was set up unanimously by this house. we asked them to— unanimously by this house. we asked them to do— unanimously by this house. we as

we are between argentina and antarctica, in a windswept country: the falkland islands or the malouineshe malvinas, depending on where you come from. you might remember the 1982 falklands war

however, victory in the last major battle involving fleets, the war for the falkland islands.the difficulties left behind by the british, a fairly strong fleet is also possessed by japan and sweden is engaged in special naval construction, india also has its own aircraft carrier rebuilt by the soviet ship, but unexpectedly in the ranking of leaders in the number of ships according to globallower. it turned out that north korea has a fleet personnel, it is not great. but by the number of subborins. she is in the top five. in march, the media circulated footage of the launch of two strategic cruise missiles from the hero submarine. on august 24, in response to the joint exercises of south korea and the united states, the missiles flew one and a half thousand kilometers and accurately hit the target in the sea of ​​japan. japan has a powerful naval force now, powerful modern south korea, we are far enough away even such a small state, like singapore has, well, within its own, so to speak, its protective , within the limits of its protection of its interests, it has certain modern

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we are between argentina and antarctica, in a windswept country: the falkland islands or the malouinesinas, depending on where you come from. you might remember the 1982 falklands war

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britain and argentina ended, it was fought for 2 1/2 months over the islands in the atlantic ocean for the british. they are falklandor the argentines, the malvinas english annexed them to the crown at the beginning of the 19th century. although buenos paid off these lands with her own and so he decided to return 150 years later, the argentine military, using the surprise factor, captured the islands, but the british prime minister margaret thatcher ordered to dodge their forces, the battles on land and at sea resulted in the first such large-scale naval conflict after the second world war, the british. they lost seven ships, including two frigates and two destroyers, the argentines lost a submarine cruiser and almost 100 helicopter aircraft, so they could not prevent the landing of the british marines, which eventually blocked the capital ford stanley argentina surrendered the 89th diploma. the tic relations between the two states were restored, but argentina did not give up its claim to half the tape. that was the day in history. i really want to visit the trick. hiding there, fugitives like rejection bandits and