Argentina accuses the United Kingdom of sending a Royal Navy warship into its waters near the Falkland Islands hours after its team beat England in a World Cup semi-final. Multiple outlets report that Argentina’s foreign minister, Pablo Quirno, says a “military incursion” took place and characterizes the movement as an illegal journey into Argentine waters. The accusation centers on HMS Medway, described as a guard ship for the UK’s overseas territory of the Falkland Islands, which Argentina disputes. Reporting highlights that the matter becomes a diplomatic dispute, with Argentina raising the claim shortly after the match and linking it to the heightened tensions surrounding the sports result. Other coverage describes the issue as involving a guard ship operating near the Falklands and the resulting protest by Argentina. The sources consistently present Argentina’s allegation; they do not provide a detailed, confirmed UK response in the excerpts provided, and the specific facts about the ship’s route or legal status are framed as contested.