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Hi,
The lambda logs can give more insight on the type of the error you are getting. If you are trying to send messages through SES from a Lambda code and the message is received by SES, then you should receive a message ID. If there is no message ID, this means that the messages has not been received by SES at all, and in that case, the lambda logs should give you more insight about the error you are encountering.
Hope this helps! Mo
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I have consulted cloudtrail but got nothing...
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