Venezuela accuses us of seizing the fishing boat in the Caribbean area, amid confrontation

On Saturday, Venezuela struck in the United States claiming that she had seized the fishing boat for eight hours in its exclusive economic area, where American military personnel patrol in the Caribbean region. Cartes targeted drugs.

The Foreign Ministry of Karacas said in a statement that the ship, which carries nine fishermen, was detained “illegally and huge” on Friday by USS Jason Dunham, the destroyer.

The ministry said that the boat was run by the tuna fisherman, who was sailing 48 nautical miles northeast of La Blancoya Island, which belongs to Venezuela.

The statement said: “The warship published 18 armed agents who resigned and occupied the small, harmless boat for eight hours,” describing the incident as “a direct provocation through the illegal use of excessive military means.”

The statement said that those who requested Nubia “are looking for an accident to justify the escalating war in the Caribbean, with the aim of changing the regime” in Caracas.

He called on the United States to “immediately stop the measures that endanger security and peace in the Caribbean.”

The statement addressed the American people, saying that the Venezuelan government wants them, “to realize the seriousness of these maneuvers and refuse to use their soldiers as a sacrifice to preserve the desires of the greedy and female elite.”

Tensions between the two countries have increased in recent weeks after Washington has published warships in the southern Caribbean region, with President Trump’s progress pressure It is Maduro.

The United States accuses the leftist leader, headed by a cocaine smuggling, and has recently multiplied its bonus to capture it to 50 million dollars.

Earlier this month, the American forces blew up Alleged drug boat In the Caribbean, 11 people were killed. Mr. Trump said that he belongs to Trine de Aragoa, a Venezuelan criminal organization tied with Maduro.