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Sep 15, 2026 Letters
Dear Editor,
Preserving Guyana’s sovereignty against Venezuelan aggression has hinged significantly on direct U.S. political and military deterrence. Following Venezuela’s late-2023 referendum claiming two-thirds of Guyana, U.S. Southern Command joint flight operations and military exercises signaled a firm response to a potential invasion, effectively forcing Caracas to prioritise internal political survival over regional expansionism.
During this period, Cuba, Russia, and China maintained strong ties with the Maduro regime while criticising Western military involvement.
I want to remind those suffering from temporary amnesia that direct U.S. engagement was instrumental in deterring a full-scale invasion of the Essequibo region by Mudora.
Sincerely,
Daniel Singh
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