Marco Rubio warns Venezuela against the attack on Guyana in connection with the ExxonMobil deal

The Secretary of State Marco Rubio used the “consequences” if Venezuela uses amplifting measures to confirm the allegations of the claims under the control of Venezuela neighboring Guyana.

Mr. Rubio said that in a press conference in Guyane’s Cordan capital, Ganja capital, the US government will protrude against regional threats based on illegal territorial claims.

“There will be results for the Adventurition,” he said, because he stood on a stage with Guyana President Irian Ali, who is a small country along the northern American coast of South America. “There will be results for aggressive actions, and therefore our partnership will be important in this regard.”

In recent years, Venezuela strengthened allegations to the Essequibo region, which consists of two-thirds of Guyana and ExxonMobil, which includes oil-rich oil production.

Mr. Rubio said the Trump administration would be ready to do against Venezuela, but he pointed to the power and size of the United States, which can adopt the US military operation.

Mr. Rubio and Hugh Todd, Guyana’s Foreign Minister, before the news conference, signed a memorandum of understanding on security cooperation.

“I am very pleased with the US assurance of the US territorial integrity and the protection of our sovereignty,” Mr. hand.

Mr. Ali on March 1 hemorrower The Venezuelan marine ship is what is called an illegal reservation to the water canal in the places where a group of companies are in exxo.

“This is a serious development in the territory of our nation,” he said on television. “We will not tolerate threats for territorial integrity.”

The US State Department has supported Guyana and warned the Venezuelan government in a social media post against “more provocation”.

Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez said Mr. Ali’s “Baldfaced False” and said that Exxon’s oil-generating operations are illegal.

Exxon discovered oil reserves in 2015. The EsseQuibo region also coveted for gold, bauxite, diamond, uranium, manganese and other minerals.

On Monday, President Trump, Oil Field from Venezuela will apply a 25 percent tariff to any country.

Mr. Rubio was the first on Thursday after Thursday during Thursday and South America during Thursday. He was in Jamaica, who met with the Prime Minister, and later Suriname flew on Thursday.

Both Guyana and Suriname are rich in oil, Mr. Trump and Mr. Rubie, despite more fossil fuel production, including more fossil fuel production, but more fossil fuel production, including more fossil fuel production.

Mr. Trump in January The United States withdrawn From the Paris Agreement on climate change. He did the same in the first time, but the US President Joseph R. Biden came back to the pak.

On Tuesday, a day before leaving Mr. Rubio, the Trump Administration was on the eve of a special envoy for Latin American Mauriciio Claver-Paradise, Guyana, Guzar and Kuwaiti oil producer.

“It is seen as some of the world’s largest marine opportunities,” he said. “Guyana’s security is the same as the main priority for us that we work with countries to ensure security cooperation from regional threats over there in the Gulf states.”

“We saw threats from Venezuela,” he said. “We saw the approaches to Exxon. It is clear that this is unacceptable. And we want to work together and come together for security cooperation.”

The US government has been a hostile position against the Government of the US government in Venezuela. The first Trump management imposed extensive sanctions to the country and tried to support the opposition leader, Juan GuaidóIn the offer that Mr. Maduron will not delete.

In this case, Mr. Rubio, then the US Senator representing Florida, The policies provided Mr. Maduro aims to suppress Mr. Guaido in favor of Guaiho.

After its name Disputed Presidential Elections Last year, Mr. Biden, Mr. Biden, Mr. Biden, Mr. Biden, the opposition candidate Edmundo González, recognized as a legitimate winner.

If a correspondent from Guyana, Mr. Rubio, Venezuelan servicemen will hit Guyana or ExxonMobil, what the United States would do.

“Guyana would be a very bad day for the Venezuelan mode to attack or attack the ExxonMobil attack,” he said. “A very bad day, it would be a very bad week for them.”

The audience of Guyanese officials hit the audience.

Mr. Rubio, Surinam met in Paramaribo soon and met with President Chan Santokhi, Mr. Rubie, Mr. Rubie, Mr. Rubie, Surinam, said they discussed more cooperation in the energy industries. Economic partnership between Mr. Santokhi, Guyana, Suriname and the United States, the economic partnership between the economic partnership in the region.