Guyana plans to ‘take all necessary measures’ for security as tensions likely to further rise between the two countriesSix soldiers in Guyana have been injured after armed men in neighboring Venezuela opened fire, in an attack expected to further heighten tensions between the two South American countries.Two of the soldiers are in critical condition following Monday’s attack, according to the head of Guyana’s army, the chief of staff Brig Gen Omar Khan, who blamed suspected gang members. Continue reading...
Six Guyanese soldiers were injured, two critically, after an exchange of fire with suspected Venezuelan gang members along the Cuyuni River during a resupply mission. Guyana plans to take necessary measures to enhance security amid rising tensions with Venezuela. The incident escalates disputes over the Essequibo region, claimed by Venezuela, while Guyana's foreign minister accused Venezuela of spreading false narratives.
