The Argentine government has again called on the British authorities to resume negotiations on the disputed Falkland Islands (Malvin Islands) and said that these islands belong to the South American country.

Axar.az reports that this was stated in the statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Argentina.

"The Argentine government once again demonstrates its readiness to resume bilateral negotiations that will resolve this sovereignty dispute and end the colonial status of the Malvinas by the resolutions of the UN General Assembly.

"Argentina condemns the exploration and development of renewable and non-renewable natural resources by Great Britain in the waters considered by Buenos Aires to belong to Argentina, and believes that these steps violate UN resolutions," the statement emphasized.

At the same time, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that the government wants to maintain constructive relations with Great Britain.