What islands are off the eastern coast of Argentina that the US and Great Britain went to war with Argentina over?

The Falkland Islands, also known as the Malvinas in Spanish, are a group of islands located off the eastern coast of Argentina. The islands have been the subject of a territorial dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom for many years, with the conflict coming to a head in 1982 when the two countries went to war over the islands. The war, known as the Falklands War, lasted for ten weeks and resulted in a British victory, with the islands remaining under British control. The dispute over the Falkland Islands remains unresolved to this day, with both countries maintaining a military presence on the islands.