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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

UK stations eurofighters in Malvinas, Argentina to request explanation

Eurofighter TyphoonThe Argentine government is considering whether to request an explanation from Great Britain after London confirmed reports that it had stationed four sophisticated fighter jets in the Malvinas islands, over which Argentina is claiming sovereignity, official sources said.

The planes - four Eurofighter Typhoons fighter-bomber aircraft worth 100 million euro each - were sent to the Southern Atlantic Archipelago last week, becoming the most advanced jet in the Southern hemisphere, said the Sun tabloid.

The report was later confirmed by the Argentine government.

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