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Two U.S. F/A-18s circled the Gulf of Venezuela for about 40 minutes in the closest such approach since an operation it identifies as Southern Sentinel began. A U.S. official described the flights as nonprovocative, while Caracas would view them as threatening.
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Two U.S. F/A-18s circled the Gulf of Venezuela for about 40 minutes in the closest such approach since an operation it identifies as Southern Sentinel began. A U.S. official described the flights as nonprovocative, while Caracas would view them as threatening.
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Gulf of Venezuela dossier
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Gulf of Venezuela
Two U.S. F/A-18s circled the Gulf of Venezuela for about 40 minutes in the closest such approach since an operation it identifies as Southern Sentinel began. A U.S. official described the flights as nonprovocative, while Caracas would view them as threatening.
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two U.S. F/A-18 fighter jets circled the Gulf of Venezuela for about 40 minutes yesterday
Two U.S. F/A-18s circled the Gulf of Venezuela for about 40 minutes in the closest such approach since an operation it identifies as Southern Sentinel began. A U.S. official described the flights as nonprovocative, while Caracas would view them as threatening.
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