US EditionGuyana says patrol came under fire from Venezuela; no injuries reported
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Chief Gen. Padrino López Denies Attack on Guyana from Venezuela, Calling It a "False Positive" - teleSUR English
The vice president of the sector affirmed that Georgetown’s allegations are a “false positive” and accused the United States of orchestrating a narrative to create conflict in the region. Additionally, the Venezuelan minister lamented that “vassal governments” in the region are lending themselves to a narrative dictated by Washington, which he described as “sterile and useless.” RELATED: https://www.telesurenglish.net/venezuelan-vp-calls-guyana-…
Venezuela's Defense Minister Denies Attack on Guyana
During a televised briefing on the operations of the Bolivarian National Armed Force (FANB) to address drug trafficking and US military threats on Monday, Venezuelan Defense Minister General Vladimir Padrino denied Guyana’s accusations of an alleged attack from Venezuelan territory on a Guyanese boat carrying personnel and electoral material. Minister Padrino said that Guyana’s accusations are a false positive and accused the United States of or…
Venezuela's Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino López said this afternoon that Guyana is seeking to encourage a “warfront” by reporting a alleged attack from its country on a ship prior to the Guian elections. Guyana says that a ship with electoral material would have been hit by the troops of President Nicolas Maduro near Bamboo, in the Cuyuni River, in Essequibo — a rich oil and mineral zone that both countries have occupied for a century.
A patrol carrying electoral materials along the Cuyuni River, on the border with Venezuela, was targeted this Sunday by shots fired from the Venezuelan side.
By EFE A patrol car transporting electoral materials across the Cuyuni River, on the border with Venezuela, was targeted by shots fired from the Venezuelan side this Sunday. The incident, which occurred in the disputed Essequibo region, occurred one day before the general elections in Guyana, in which President Irfaan Ali is seeking a second term. According to a statement from the Guyana Police, the patrol car that was hit was composed of member…
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