U.S. Reactivated Marine Security Detail at Its Embassy in Venezuela
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The ceremony in Caracas was attended by Commander Eric M. Smith and Business Officer John Barrett. Diplomatic representation indicated that this is “another step to strengthen relations” between the two countries.
The security forces of the United States have been restored to their diplomatic headquarters after seven years of absence.This movement strengthens the protection of their facilities and personnel in Caracas.Since January, collaboration between the two nations has intensified, with evacuation exercises and humanitarian missions following natural disasters in Venezuelan territory.
After seven years of interruption, the US embassy in Caracas reopened in March.
The U.S. Embassy in Venezuela announced on Saturday, October 17, the official reactivation of the Marine Corps Security Detachment at its diplomatic facilities located in Caracas, in the framework of the advances to strengthen bilateral relations between the two nations. It may interest you: Scale the conflict between Arabia [...] The entry U.S. reactivates the Marine Corps Security Detachment at its Embassy in Caracas was first published in Dec…
The U.S. Embassy in Caracas took another key step within its aspirations in Venezuela by officially reactivating the Marine Corps Security Detachment, according to the same body this Saturday. According to a publication by the diplomatic headquarters, General Eric M. Smith, commander of this military unit, headed the [...] The entry IN PHOTOS: The U.S. reactivated the Marine Detachment in its Caracas embassy, this general led the act was first p…
As reported by the United States Embassy in Caracas via Instagram, the event took place on Friday, October 16.
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