evidence: In the first week of March, Suriname’s opposition parties demanded that the Guyanese military’s actions must be met with a response. Guyanese military conducted actions in the contested Tigri Region, which Suriname claims is part of their land. [...] Since 1969, Guyana and Suriname have been in disagreement over the ownership of the Tigri Area. Guyana has asserted control of the area and in 1969, used the military to force out the Surinamese armed forces and has held it since then. [...] Suriname insists that the Tigri region, a massive stretch of land with a wealth of minerals located in the southwestern part of the nation, is part of the Dutch Caribbean Community. While Guyana’s assertions which have been around since the 1840s.