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schema:articleBody	The US Navy on Wednesday deployed a warship off the coast of Venezuela to challenge what it called Caracas' "excessive maritime claim in international waters." It was the second time in three weeks that the US Navy has carried out such a "freedom of navigation" operation, a move that Venezuela previously called a "provocation." "Today, the US Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Pinckney (DDG 91) challenged Venezuela's excessive maritime claim in international waters during a successful freedom of navigation operation in the Caribbean Sea," US Southern Command said in a statement. On June 23, the Navy carried out a similar exercise, deploying the guided-missile destroyer USS Nitze off the Venezuelan coast. The US Navy said the warship was operating in international waters, more than 12 miles off the coast, in compliance with international law. "The illegitimate Maduro regime improperly claims excessive controls over those international waters, which extend three miles beyond the 12-mile territorial sea, a claim that is inconsistent with international law," US Southern Command said. The USS Pinckney, together with other Navy and Coast Guard vessels, were in the Caribbean conducting counter-narcotics operations, it said. "We will exercise our lawful right to freely navigate international waters without acquiescing to unlawful claims," said Navy Admiral Craig Faller, Commander of US Southern Command. Washington does not recognize President Nicolas Maduro as Venezuela's legitimate leader, backing instead National Assembly speaker Juan Guaido, as do dozens of other countries. an/jh/st
schema:headline	US Navy carries out second 'freedom of navigation' op off Venezuela coast
schema:mentions	Territorial waters International law Admiral United States Coast Guard Juan Guaidó Caribbean Caracas Nicolás Maduro United States Navy George Washington Venezuela President of the United States USS Nitze USS Pinckney Faller Arleigh Burke-class destroyer Guided missile destroyer United States Southern Command International waters William Lane Craig Caribbean Sea Admiralty law National Assembly
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schema:datePublished	2020-07-15 (xsd:date)
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