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UK backs Falklands firms after Argentina blocks oil project

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The UK has backed businesses in the Falkland Islands after an Argentine judge ordered British and Israeli firms to halt an oil project near the territory. Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-backs-falklands-firms-after-argentina-blocks-oil-project/

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