The Argentine government has denied Britain’s Princess Anne an official visit to the Malvinas Islands. This is because it was done in the “exercise of the British illegal occupation”. An archipelago located in the South Atlantic Ocean, according to official sources who reported on Tuesday this week.

In a statement, Argentina’s foreign ministry said it “rejects the development of official activities of Princess Anne of the British Royal Family in the Malvinas Islands, because this was done because of the British illegal occupation of South Malvinas.” Stated. Georgia, the South Sandwich Islands, and surrounding waters”.

Princess Anne and her husband, Lieutenant General Timothy Lawrence, are staying on the island for a six-day trip starting Thursday, at the request of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, sources said. Notice from Buckingham Palace.

“The Government of Argentina reiterates its call on the United Kingdom to resume sovereignty negotiations pursuant to Resolution 2065. Other resolutions of the General Assembly and the (United Nations) Special Committee on Decolonization”, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to the visit in writing.

According to a royal statement, Carlos III’s 72-year-old sister met with the governor of Malvinas, Alison Blake, and members of the archipelago’s legislative assembly.

He also attended various receptions with members of the community, met South Atlantic War veterans, and toured the Royal Air Force’s ‘Mount Pleasant’ military base.

During her “tight schedule” on the island, Princess Ana visited Playa Azul Cemetery and Darwin Cemetery, where British and Argentine soldiers who fell during the armed conflict are buried, respectively.

At Playa Azul, he laid a wreath on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the war between Argentina and Great Britain for the sovereignty of Malvinas, which began on April 2, 1982 and left 649 Argentines dead. 225 British and 3 Islanders.

“Finally UK complies with international mandates Put an end to the anachronistic colonial status of the archipelago, which is an integral part of the Argentine Republic,” concluded the Foreign Ministry report.