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Venezuela calls US warship presence a provocation | New York Carib News

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In the ongoing 'war' with the United States, yesterday Venezuela accused them of “an act of provocation” after a US warship steamed close to the South American country's territorial waters the day before.

Source: The New York Carib News

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