Tensions Rise as Venezuela Threatens Guyana's Oil Production and Territory

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Despite Venezuela's threats to take over the disputed Essequibo region, oil majors operating in Guyana's waters are continuing with their production plans. Guyana's President Irfaan Ali stated that the country's troops are prepared to defend their territory, and companies operating in the region are not intimidated by Venezuela's orders to leave. The Essequibo region, where major oil discoveries have been made, has become a focal point in the escalating border conflict between the two nations.
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