Javier Milei has demanded a Hong Kong-style handover of the Falklands to Argentina as part of what he called a 'consensus solution'. The Argentine president insisted his countrymen 'do not believe in war' and would not 'start yelling like savages' about the contentious archipelago. His remarks were published in an interview after his nationalistic TV speech overnight on Thursday, where he announced plans for a new military base in Tierra del Fuego - the part of Argentina closest to the Falklands.He also warned of sanctions that would stop companies drilling for oil off the Falklands, while insisting that the islanders have no right to self-determination.Mr Milei added that Britain is 'on a path of decline' with social, economic and immigration problems.In his interview with The Economist, he cited the Sino-British Joint Declaration signed in 1984, which saw the United Kingdom eventually hand Hong Kong to China in 1997.Controversially, Hong Kong citizens were never given a vote on the matter.The Argentine president said: 'The UK did this with Hong Kong, so why not find the agreement so that sooner or later the islands return to Argentina? They're ours.'In a televised address overnight, President Javier Milei today ramped up tensions with the UK over the Falklands, warning sanctions will be imposed for offshore oil drilling