Wars in which Argentina participated

Argentina has participated in many wars in its history. Here are some important battles: - War of Independence (1810-1824): Argentina fought for independence against Spanish colonial rule. As a result of this war, the Argentine Declaration of Independence was accepted on July 9, 1816. - English War (1806-1807): England wanted to capture the Río de la Plata region, but was repelled as a result of the resistance of Argentina. - Italian War (1859): Argentina fought together with the Kingdom of Italy against the Austrian Empire. - Paraguayan War (1864-1870): Argentina fought against Paraguay together with Brazil and Uruguay. Argentina took part in this war to prevent Paraguay from recognizing its sovereignty and to increase its power in the region. - Falklands War (1982): Argentina wanted to capture the Falkland Islands, one of the British Overseas Territories, but was defeated by Britain. This war brought the end of Argentina's military rule. - Iraq War (2003-2011): Argentina supported the coalition forces led by the United States and sent troops to Iraq. In this war, Argentina undertook humanitarian aid and peacekeeping duties. Apart from these wars, Argentina also took part in United Nations peacekeeping operations. For example, it sent soldiers to the MINUSTAH mission in Haiti.