Israel and Venezuela Restore Consular Ties After 17-Year Hiatus

Israel and Venezuela have officially agreed to resume consular cooperation and establish a formal coordination channel, ending a 17-year diplomatic freeze. This move follows significant political shifts in Venezuela, including the establishment of an interim government. The restoration of ties is expected to facilitate administrative services for citizens and marks a major shift in Venezuela's foreign policy alignment under the current transitional leadership supported by international partners.

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Country: Venezuela

Conflict: Venezuela Crisis

Severity: MEDIUM

Source: News.az

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