According to Russian media reports, we can learn that Venezuela recently had a chance to an aircraft registered in the United States, which burned on the spot after it crashed. The place where the plane crashed was on the border between Venezuela and Colombia, and in the jungle area. I have to say that Venezuela's move is indeed very tough, and they are not even afraid of the United States.
The head of Venezuela’s National Narcotics Control Office stated that the plane entered Venezuela’s airspace without permission. This was a clear violation of territorial sovereignty. Therefore, their Joint Aviation Defense Command was the first to spot the plane. , Shoot it down by firing a cannonball. The relevant person in charge of
Venezuela posted a picture on Twitter, and it can be seen that this is a Gulfstream-II business jet registered in the United States. Melendez also wrote that there is nothing to stop us. Many people may be curious about how the United States will respond to Venezuela's tough practices.
This is actually not the first time Venezuela has done this. I believe you should remember that in July and September this year, Venezuela shot down a US plane that crossed the border. So many people thought when they saw this news. It's old news and new news. In all, this is the third time Venezuela has shot down a US plane this year, and the US has not responded every time. These planes are mainly used to transport drugs, so the United States does not have the upper hand and cannot find Venezuelan ballast. These planes are not military planes, and they did not cause major losses to the US government, and there is no need for them to magnify this matter.
According to a report on the Venezuelan news website, this aircraft registered in the United States is part of a fleet of South American drug dealers. These planes will transport Colombian cocaine to Venezuela, the United States and other countries. Under the banner of "human rights", the United States has been pointing fingers at other countries in the international arena, while Colombia has not succeeded in "rehabilitation", but has an inseparable relationship with the United States.
From the shooting down of the plane, it can be seen that Venezuela attaches great importance to drug inspections. Although this move may offend the United States and make the already stringent sanctions worse, they still insisted on their position on the drug issue and used actions to safeguard their sovereignty.
Interestingly, Venezuela is quite strict in cracking down on drug dealers. However, the US government had to prosecute Maduro before, on the grounds that it facilitated drug dealers and allowed them to use Colombian drugs to transport drugs to the United States and endanger the American people. Security. But judging from the current situation, I wonder who is the biggest "accomplice" of these rampant drug dealers?
