The US announced US$2 million to boost Guyana's air surveillance and drones after a Landau-Ali meeting, deepening security ties as tensions with Venezuela simmer.
Guyana · Security
Key Facts
—The funding The US announced US$2 million to boost Guyana’s air surveillance and drone capabilities.
—The trigger It followed an August 11 meeting between US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau and President Irfaan Ali.
—The purpose To help Guyana monitor its airspace and build unmanned-aircraft capacity.
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