Avoiding International Conflict: Venezuela and Guyana Commit to Peaceful Resolution in Land Dispute
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Caller
Experts suggest that the Biden administration may need to deploy U.S. troops to defend Guyana against a potential Venezuelan invasion, as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro threatens to annex oil-rich territory in Guyana. While a full-scale invasion is unlikely, the U.S. wants to show its commitment to defending democratic countries and may intervene to deter aggression. However, some experts question the administration's commitment due to previous sanctions relief offered to Venezuela. The U.S. has conducted military exercises and shown force in the region, but any intervention would require coordination with regional and global partners. There is also the possibility of the U.S. providing military assistance to Guyana in the face of escalating tensions.