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US Said to Help Venezuela Strike Rebel Camp

US officials say Washington provided intelligence and drone support as Fundaredes reported at least 23 deaths in the strike.

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Four US officials say Washington gave Venezuela intelligence and drones for its Oct. 30 strike on an ELN rebel camp. The toll is disputed.

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The issue is key because it marks a change of course in the relationship between the Venezuelan regime and the guerrillas after the fall of Nicolás Maduro. The post-U.S. aided with intelligence to bombing the ELN in Apure: NYT appeared first on La Silla Empty.

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After assisting the Venezuelan army in the raid against the guerrillas (with at least 19 dead), the US Secretary of State received the new Foreign Minister Blanco: oil, reforms and liberation of political prisoners on the table, with the path towards the elections

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A military operation against an alleged ELN camp in Apure State, Venezuela, left at least 23 people dead, according to the most recent report released by the organization FundaRedes. The attack occurred on Friday, October 30, in an area bordering Colombia and was reportedly executed by Venezuelan forces by helicopter gunships and [...] The Venezuelan Army's charge Bombarding against ELN camp in Apure reportedly left at least 23 dead first in Mer…

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Although it is unknown who handled the drones used during the bombing of the camp, one of the sources consulted by the U.S. daily revealed that the model is usually operated by the U.S. military.

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