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Venezuelan intelligence knew an attack by sea was en route, says @dcabellor; it was known since the time boats left Colombian territory as indicated by GPS; Venezuelan intelligence has been underestimated. Seems to have been no confrontation, shots were fired at the intruders.pic.twitter.com/nZn8787ekX
According to Cabello, Bolivarian security forces fired on intruders before they had a chance to do anything about it. There was no exchange, crossfire, etc. Terrorist mercenaries were forced to sink or swim.https://twitter.com/RanqueBenoit/status/1256974746551549953 …
Some swam. Some sunk. All were stopped. The conflict started in 1998, the year that Venezuela began its campaign away from the jaws of Tío Caimán.https://youtu.be/EWdeMgaJazA
Would be curious to know if any of the seized weapons originally arrived on 21 Air Flights?https://thegrayzone.com/2019/02/20/us-air-firm-accused-arming-right-wing-insurgency-venezuela/amp/#click=https://t.co/qRnVr1YY99 …
It arrived on the 21 flights sent to Polombia, I don't know where they came from. Excuse my bad english.
Did I read that right? The DEA agent was with the mercenaries? I mean, my first thought was "bet we funded that", but there was an American asset with them?
Terroristic attack against #Venezuela 
, financetad by the #CIA
and the #DEA
During the failed attempt, #Venezuela forces have killed 6 terrorists related to different destabilization plans, and arrested one of them, a #DEA agent
@ChalecosAmarill
@SMoncada_VENpic.twitter.com/M15xoTi6Vq
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