Guyana has escalated its defenses following a Venezuelan navy vessel’s unauthorized entry into its exclusive economic zone. President Irfaan Ali confirmed the deployment of air and marine assets to ensure national security, highlighting the need to protect critical installations, including the ExxonMobil-operated FPSO Prosperity.
Guyana is currently maintaining a heightened state of alert following an incident involving a Venezuelan navy vessel, which intruded into its exclusive economic zone (EEZ) on Saturday morning. To address the situation, the Guyanese government has deployed air assets and activated its Coast Guard to monitor the area in question. President Irfaan Ali confirmed these developments, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding national interests and resources.
In response to the incursion by the Venezuelan navy, Guyana has taken significant measures to protect its territorial waters, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to its sovereignty. The utilization of air and maritime assets underscores the seriousness of the situation as the government remains vigilant against potential threats to its economic activities and security within the EEZ.
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