Falklands war files released
A cache of documents detailing behind-the-scenes meetings and operations during the Falklands War have been released under the 30-year rule.
A cache of documents detailing behind-the-scenes meetings and operations during the Falklands War have been released under the 30-year rule.
A secret plot by Libyan dictator Colonel Muammar Gaddafi to supply arms to the Argentinian junta in the midst of the Falklands War was dramatically unmasked by British agents, according to newly published documents.
A British air attache discovered the Argentines were using the airport at Recife in Brazil as a staging post for shipping weapons from Libya.
The attache had a source at the airport who was able to board an Aerolineas Argentinas flight and saw for himself boxes apparently packed with missiles.
The British government decided to embarrass the Brazilians into halting the flights by leaking details through a third country, in order to protect the air attache's source.
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