Adding to this was a geopolitical bombshell: the Israeli Defense Minister himself broke ranks and declared that "it is time for the State of Israel to publicly recognize that the Falkland Islands are Argentine territory occupied, which the British violently steal from the Argentine people... they are drilling for oil there and stealing the money", calling on Netanyahu to impose sanctions on Great Britain.
The siege by Javier Milei has destroyed the financial viability of the usurpation. By blocking access to the colossal wealth of Vaca Muerta and the benefits of RIGI, the Government of Freedom forced the unconditional capitulation of the three largest oil service companies in the world: SLB (valued at USD 85 billion), Baker Hughes (valued at USD 63 billion and with 32 active platforms in the country) and Halliburton (with USD 33 billion in capitalization and under the signature of its historic CEO Richard Cheney).

The three giants fled the Falklands to save their operations in Argentina. As Daniel Dreizzen stated, Sea Lion amounts to just 1% of Vaca Muerta; risking the Argentine market for a progressive colonial adventure is financial suicide.
As a direct result of this suffocation, shares of Navitas Petroleum plummeted -2.97% and those of Rockhopper Exploration fell a catastrophic -5.59% on the London Stock Exchange. Likewise, the Office of the President announced the initiation of proceedings against 15 new subjects, raising to 60 the number of individuals and companies under sanction process for violating the sovereignty of the South Atlantic. The lie of the progressive "right to self-determination" put forth by British Defense Secretary Wes Streeting has collided head-on with the weight of the law, the free market, and the indestructible global alliance of freedom.











