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Trump says he could 'settle' any conflict over the Falklands, calling it a potential disaster
US President Donald Trump said in Dublin on Saturday that he expects to be called in if a new conflict breaks out between the United Kingdom and Argentina over the Falklands, which he described as a “potential disaster,” and said he would probably be able to settle it.
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Tourism
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