The Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (Alba-TCP), issued a statement this Friday rejecting the illegal fuel incursion of the United States combat aircraft only 75 km from the Venezuelan coasts.
In the text, shared by its general secretary, Rander Peña, on social networks, it is pointed out that, Latin America and the Caribbean are peace zone and will not accept being treated as theater of foreign military operations.
Next, the full text:
The Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America-Treaty of Trade of the Peoples (ALBA-TCP) firmly and energetically condemns the illegal and provocative incursion of combat aircraft of the United States, at an approximate distance of 75 kilometers from the Venezuelan coasts, constituting a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the Venezuelan people and international law.
These acts of systematic military harassment by the aggressor power are framed in a pattern of aggressions that seek to destabilize the region, instill fear and impose a logic of intimidation of imperial doctrine. The Alliance reiterates its unwavering commitment to the defense of Latin America and the Caribbean as a peace zone and calls international organizations to pronounce and denounce this warrist provocation policy, which threatens regional security and stability.
ALBA-TCP warns that the repetition of this type of actions not only violates the sovereignty of a Member State, but also compromises the security of civil and commercial aviation in the Caribbean, generating unacceptable risks for regional stability. The alliance reaffirms that Latin America and the Caribbean will not accept being treated as a area of foreign military operations and will maintain their determination to preserve peace and independence against all forms of interference.
Caracas, October 3, 2025
Special mission to defend proclamation “Peace Zone”
On September 25, Rander Peña, announced the formation of a special mission to defend the proclamation of America and the Caribbean as a peace zone.
When reading the declaration of the XXVI of the Political Council of Alba-TCP, he explained that this instance will be made up of senior delegates of the member countries, to dialogue with the peoples, governments and academies of Latin America and defend the proclamation of peace in the region, before the continued military pressure exercised by the United States in the Venezuelan Caribbean.
“The future is threatened and Alba-TCP, as indicated by Commander Hugo Chávez and Commander Fidel Castro Ruz; it must be the light that can guide the peoples of the world,” Peña said.
