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GDF patrol comes under “hostile fire” again, no one injured

Denis Chabrol by Denis Chabrol
Wednesday, 6 May 2026, 6:16
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Guyana wants World Court to rule that Venezuela must withdraw from Ankoko Island; stop scaring investors

The Guyana-Venezuela border at the Cuyuni River. At the top right is San Martin in Venezuela, and the bottom left is Eteringbang in Guyana.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 6 May 2026, 6:19 by Denis Chabrol

The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) on Wednesday said one of its patrols encountered hostile fire twice Tuesday  afternoon while conducting border security operations in Region Seven.

The defence force said both incidents occurred in the Cuyuni River at approximately 4:10 PM and 4:50 PM Tuesday at known locations. The GDF did not name the locations in its statement.

“On each occasion, the patrol, escorting civilian vessels, responded in accordance with operational procedures and safely manoeuvred out from the area without injury to anyone,” the GDF said.

On Monday, a Guyanese soldier was shot and injured on Monday morning while on a patrol escort on the Guyana-Venezuela border. He was shot twice to his right leg and has since been stabilised for evacuation to the capital Georgetown for further medical attention, the GDF said in a statement.

The  force says it continues to maintain a sustained operational presence along the western border and remains committed to safeguarding Guyana’s territorial integrity and the security of its border communities.

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