Colombian President Gustavo Petro stated that the United States bombed a cocaine factory in the port city of Maracaibo, Venezuela, suspecting that coca paste is mixed there to produce drugs. Donald Trump confirmed the attack, mentioning that it took place off the coast of Venezuela, in the area where drug ships are loaded. Petro suggested that the facility belongs to the guerrilla group National Liberation Army (ELN), which partially controls the Catatumbo region, known for cocaine production. The Venezuelan government has not commented on the attack, while the U.S. continues to pressure Nicolás Maduro's regime, accusing him of running a drug cartel. So far, the U.S. has carried out over 30 attacks against ships suspected of drug trafficking, resulting in nearly 107 deaths in the region.
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Noi bombardamente SUA asupra unui oraș-port din Venezuela. „Acolo se amestecă pastă de coca pentru a produce cocaină”
Președintele Columbiei a spus că Statele Unite au bombardat o fabrică de cocaină la Maracaibo, în Venezuela
Preşedintele columbian afirmă că Statele Unite au bombardat o fabrică de cocaină în Maracaibo, în vestul Venezuelei
Preşedintele columbian afirmă că Washingtonul a bombardat o fabrică de cocaină la Maracaibo, în Venezuela
Preşedintele columbian susține că SUA au bombardat o fabrică de cocaină din Venezuela. „Ne temem că acolo se amestecă pastă de coca”
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