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GDF soldier shot by “hostile fire” from Venezuela

Denis Chabrol by Denis Chabrol
Friday, 29 May 2026, 18:36
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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 Friday, 29 May 2026, 21:29 by Writer

The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) confirmed that one of its ranks was injured earlier on Friday during a border security operation along the Cuyuni River in Region Seven.

The rank is currently in a stable condition, and his family members were informed, the force said.

Preliminary reports indicate that at approximately 1203 hours, a GDF patrol escorting civilian commuters in accordance with established operational procedures came under hostile fire from the Venezuelan shore.

The patrol responded in keeping with operational protocols and successfully ensured the safe passage of all civilians.

One rank sustained injuries during the incident and was immediately administered first aid before being medically evacuated to Georgetown for further treatment.

The GDF says it continues to maintain an active operational presence along the western border.

The Force remains fully committed to the protection of its personnel, the security of border communities, and the safeguarding of Guyana’s territorial integrity.

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