Argentina accuses the United Kingdom of a “military incursion” after an episode involving a Royal Navy warship near the Falkland Islands, reported by multiple outlets following the England–Argentina World Cup semi-final. Argentina’s foreign minister, Pablo Quirno, says the UK sent the HMS Medway, described as a British guard ship operating near the Falklands, on an “illegal” or “military incursion” into Argentine waters. Several reports frame the accusation as a diplomatic dispute over maritime activity around the islands, which are administered by the UK but claimed by Argentina. Coverage also notes that Argentina registers its protest against what it characterizes as an unauthorized journey near its waters, with some reports describing the dispute as an “incursion” or “illegal journey.” British authorities are not cited in the provided excerpts as agreeing with the accusation, but the coverage consistently states that Argentina raises the allegation and that it appears shortly after the World Cup match. The reports portray the development as part of an ongoing tension between the two countries regarding the Falklands and adjacent waters.