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Russia acknowledged that it has military personnel in Venezuela, which is facing political turmoil and a humanitarian crisis. 9News

"Russia has a longstanding, highly developed and mutually beneficial relationship with Venezuela," Peskov said in a conference call with reporters.

Peskov said Russia's relations with Venezuela should not worry third party countries. "We do not interfere in the domestic affairs of Venezuela," he added. The Trump administration has warned Russia over the recent arrival of a small contingent of Russian troops on two military aircraft. During an Oval Office meeting Wednesday with Guaido's wife, Fabiana Rosales, Trump was asked whether Russia's involvement complicates the situation in Venezuela. Questioned if Russia doesn't leave Venezuela, Trump said: "We'll see. We'll see. All options are open. ... All options are open."

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