In a recent interview with China Media Group, Venezuelan politician Nicolas Maduro Guerra opened up about the night the United States military launched a surprise raid on Venezuela and captured President Nicolas Maduro. He described the chaos, the fear, and his determination to stand by his father during one of the most intense moments in the country’s recent history. 😳
“I remember the deafening roar of helicopters… the walls shook,” Maduro Guerra said, recalling how he and his family hid in a secure room as U.S. forces stormed the presidential palace. He painted a vivid picture of confusion, with security teams scrambling to protect the president. 🔥
Condemning what he called “unjustified aggression,” he criticized the United States for violating Venezuelan sovereignty. Maduro Guerra argued that the raid undermines international law and sets a dangerous precedent for foreign intervention.
Since the operation, Venezuela has tightened its security measures and rallied global support against what its leaders label an act of aggression. “Our people will not be intimidated,” he added, emphasizing national unity in the face of external threats. 🤝
This marks the first detailed account from Maduro Guerra about the raid, shedding light on the personal toll of a conflict that has reverberated across the region. As Venezuela navigates the aftermath, many are watching closely how this episode will shape future relations between Caracas and Washington.
For young Venezuelans and observers worldwide, this testimony offers a raw glimpse into the human side of geopolitical strife and a reminder of the stakes when military might meets political tensions.🌎
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
