Venezuela warns of threat of invasion by the US

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17 August 2020

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Caracas, Aug 17 (Prensa Latina) The ambassador of Venezuela to the United Nations (UN), Samuel Moncada, warned today about the threat of invasion that looms over this country with the collusion of the United States, Colombia and other Central American countries .

'Washington's propaganda organs are already promoting Venezuela's invading multinational force. Stabilization must be with military occupation but without the visible presence of the US in the front row. It is the armies of Colombia and Central America that will do the dirty work.' the diplomat denounced in his account on the social network Twitter.

In another message on the micro blogging, Moncada pointed out that the upper phase of aggression against Venezuela has already started, whose maximum pressure campaign goes beyond economic terrorism and moves to the military dimension.

'They are looking for the' October surprise' in their elections. In Venezuela we must prepare for the provocation in the making,' he said.

On the digital platform, the Venezuelan ambassador to the UN showed a fragment of the Washington Examiner article, where the insinuations of Phil Gunson, of the International Crisis Group, and the head of the United States Southern Command, Admiral Craig Faller, about a eventual invasion of this South American nation.

According to the publication, Gunson and Faller accuse Venezuela of being a narco-state, of being the center of operations of the National Liberation Army and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, in addition to being the epicenter of alleged 'illegal activities' of Cuba, Russia and Iran.

Meanwhile, Faller openly urges the international community to force a change of government in this nation.

'The key going forward is how we can better share intelligence and how the international community can better harness that to force and change the behavior of Maduro and external state actors,' the Washington Examiner said in its remarks.

Last week Moncada denounced that the White House uses the issue of drug trafficking as a pretext to invade Venezuela.