Falklandskrigen: Forskelle mellem versioner

{{citat|Her Majesty's Government has consistently made clear that the United Kingdom has the right to take whatever additional measures may be needed in exercise of its inherent right of self-defence under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter. Her Majesty's Government will take all necessary measures in the South Atlantic in the self-defence of British ships and aircraft engaged in operations and in resupplying and reinforcing British forces in the South Atlantic. Because of the proximity of Argentine bases and the distances that hostile forces can cover undetected, particularly at night and in bad weather, Her Majesty's Government warns that any Argentine warship or military aircraft which is found more than 12 nautical miles from the Argentine coast will be regarded as hostile and are liable to be dealt with accordingly.}}

 

{{citat|As there has been a large increase in the number of air traffic movements at Ascension Island in the last few weeks, it has been decided to introduce an area of controlled airspace, extending from sea level to an unlimited height, within 106 nautical miles radius of Wideawake airfield on Ascension Island. This will have immediate effect and will remain until further notice. The normal rules of the International Civil Aviation Organisation, as applied by the United Kingdom, governing the operation and control of flights from a busy airfield will be in force. Control of this area of airspace will be exercised by the senior RAF officer on Ascension Island.}}