US EditionVenezuela Destroyed Eight Aircraft Related to Drug Trafficking at Its Border
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The Bolivarian Military Aviation carried out a forceful coup against drug trafficking mafias by eliminating, on Monday morning, December 29, a total of eight (8) aircraft from groups associated with drug trafficking in the state of Amazonas. The information was shared by the head of state and commander in chief of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB), Nicolás Maduro, specifying that the operation was carried out “in a place close to the b…
The strategic operational commander of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB), Domingo Hernández Lárez, reported through Instagram that eight aircraft operating on clandestine runways were disabled in the municipality of Alto Orinoco of the Amazonas state, near the border with Brazil. The planes had no flight plan, identification, transponder, communication equipment [...] The FANB entry disabled eight aircraft on clandestine runway located…
Venezuela's National Armed Forces Bolivarian (FANB) reported today that it destroyed eight aircraft in the state of the Amazon, on the border with Brazil and Colombia, mainly related to drug trafficking and accused of violating local airspace laws. In its account in the Social Instagram, the operational strategic commander of the FANB, Domingo Hernández Larez, specified that the operation occurred in the city of Alto Orinoco, within the border w…
In its account on the social Instagram network, the strategic strategic commander of the FANB, Domingo Hernández Larez, specified that the operation took place in the city of Alto Orinoco, at the border border with Brazil, where four camps were also found and destroyed. Hernández Larez assured that the destroyed aircraft were "to operate on illegal clandestine tracks", which, he warned the commander, violated "flyingly" the country's law. In add…
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