Is there any way to get an Argentine victory in the Falklands war? I doubt that the Argentines can win outright militarily, but is it possible for them to provoke a casualty pit that drains British public support for the war? Perhaps there is more domestic trouble for Thatcher?
Is there any way to provoke a British invasion of Argentina proper, perhaps if Argentine forces on the island can dig in beyond the British's hope of dislodging them? Such a war could easily lead to high enough casualties for the British public to eventually demand cutting losses...
Your POD can involve changes in Argentine and/or British domestic politics--to the point where the war doesn't look much like OTL--but if you don't, what does such an outcome do for the politics of each country? Does the junta last longer? Does Thatcher's gov't fall?
Is there any way to provoke a British invasion of Argentina proper, perhaps if Argentine forces on the island can dig in beyond the British's hope of dislodging them? Such a war could easily lead to high enough casualties for the British public to eventually demand cutting losses...
Your POD can involve changes in Argentine and/or British domestic politics--to the point where the war doesn't look much like OTL--but if you don't, what does such an outcome do for the politics of each country? Does the junta last longer? Does Thatcher's gov't fall?