The Venezuelan opposition envoy to Washington urged the international community to help let assistance into the crisis-stricken country on Thursday, as Cuba accused the United States of flying military transport close to the area.
Carlos Vecchio, opposition leader Juan Guaido's representative, spoke to an international aid conference hosted at the Organization of American States (OAS) headquarters in Washington as a deadlock persisted in delivering aid.
Elliott Abrams, Washington's special representative on Venezuela, said the United States was looking for ways to send in aid as he reiterated U.S. support for Guaido.
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