The Argentine government said on October 13 that it has applied to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea for provisional measures aimed at preventing Britain from developing oil and gas resources on the continental shelf near the Malvinas Islands. The Argentine government recently made a tough statement on the sovereignty of the island of Malaysia. In a nationally televised address on the Malay issue on the evening of September 3, President Millai of Afghanistan stressed that sanctions would be increased against foreign companies that exploit natural resources in Malay Island and surrounding disputed waters. At present, sanctions have been initiated against a total of 60 foreign companies and individuals. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan issued a note to the British Embassy in Afghanistan on September 22 to protest against the extension of the validity period of oil and gas exploration licenses for relevant companies in Malaysia and the disputed waters with the support of the British side.

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