CAPTURED: U.S. mercenaries Luke Alexander Denman and Aaron Barry are in custody of the Venezuelan government. The two Silvercorp terrorists claim work security for President Trump.pic.twitter.com/jc7vwmjuTB
Madelein Garcia
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President
@NicolasMaduro confirms the capture of U.S. citizen Silvercorp mercenaries today in Chuao, Aragua demonstrating Luke Alexander Denman and Aaron Barry's passports, veteran IDs and Silvercorp ID.@teleSURenglishpic.twitter.com/HnZjGWhaDnShow this thread
Spelling correction: U.S. citizen, *Airan Berry as per Veteran Identification Card and drivers license.pic.twitter.com/jJQvscR8nR
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Items collected upon capture of 8 mercenaries today in Chuao: Satellite phones, radios, identification cards and passports, tags, US flag patches, uniform belonging to terror operation head and
#30Apr participant Antonio Sequea. President@NicolasMaduro:pic.twitter.com/pPnz04Dn9GShow this thread -
This is how members of the eight-man
#OperationGedeon terror cell went down today in Chuao, Aragua state, in a civic-military-police takedown led by local fishermen. Courtesy: Luis Hugas.pic.twitter.com/N7U6IKlaCnShow this thread -
People saying mercenaries don't carry passports/IDs. Their associate Jordan just said yesterday they haven't seen a penny promised, guys are sleeping in a Colombian cemetery in dire conditions. Should they have left for Vzla leaving all their items in a Colombian jungle ditch?
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Left corner id looks like a govt id.
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Transportation Workers Identification Card, they do use CAC.
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EU driving licence
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Is it customary for these operatives to carry id?
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Haha they all look like that. Owned.
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Érika Ortega Sanoja
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