Argentine President Millet said on the evening of the 3rd that foreign companies exploiting natural resources in the Malvinas Islands and disputed waters will be sanctioned. On the evening of the 3rd, Miley delivered a nationally televised address on the Malay issue, stating that sanctions against foreign companies exploiting natural resources in Malay Island and surrounding disputed waters will be strengthened, and plans to establish a comprehensive naval base in the southern province of Tierra del Fuego in the southern part of the country will be strengthened. Millet stressed that the island of Malaysia belongs to Argentina, and the islanders have no right to self-determination. The Argentine Government will use all countries' means, including diplomacy, economics and law, to stop national and non-state actors that infringe on the sovereignty of the island. In her speech, Millet announced that the “National Sovereignty Defense Law” bill will be submitted to the National Assembly to establish a National Security Council to coordinate foreign affairs, defense, intelligence, economy and other departments to deal with national security issues.

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