The Strategic Operational Command of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (Ceofanb) clearly identified three enemies of Venezuela: imperialist sepoys, the self-exiled surnames and salaried commanders of terror. Such consideration was aired on social networks by Domingo Hernández Lárez, head of Ceofanb.
“The enemies of the Homeland should not underestimate the true and only patriotic mass that will offer its life to any adventure of the imperialist sepoys and the self-exiled family members and salaried “comanditos” of terror!” wrote the head of Ceofanb in his account on the social network X this Saturday, October 12.
The interaction was accompanied by photographs showing people dressed in civilian clothes, grouped in a tent where they received instructions on the use of weapons in their different dimensions.
Other similar writings were disseminated by Henández Lárez after October 12. “The Homeland comes first. We do not need foreign tutelage for our self-determination! “We are a free and sovereign people!”
He also emphasized his rejection of the government of minorities. “National sovereignty belongs to the people and they express their will. A minority will not come here to govern. “The Fanb is the backbone of the Homeland.”
He also released a video that reflects the exercise of a battalion, whose officers, carrying yellow flags, sing the slogans of this type of training in an esplanade.
The video was accompanied by the following inscription, posted by Hernández Lárez on his X account: “The overcast sky announces a storm, oligarchs tremble, long live freedom. Discipline, law and order.”
In relation to Operation Bolivarian Shield, he posted photos of a procedure carried out in a forested area of the Zulia state. The images show a type of logistics base, belonging to drug trafficking groups linked to paramilitaries. The graphics show soldiers incinerating panels of drugs while others display military clothing located at the site.
Among the items of clothing are bracelets with the initials “Farc-EP”, which allude to a dissident group of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
The destruction of a landing strip located on the banks of a freshwater stream can also be seen.
To contextualize the photos, Hernández Lárez wrote that “within the framework of Operation Bolivarian Shield, the Venezuelan State fights daily against cross-border crimes of drug trafficking, human trafficking, illegal mining, trafficking in weapons and explosives, as well as trafficking in materials.” “strategic, permeated from neighboring countries.”
To conclude, he stressed that “our territory will not be a platform for drug trafficking or criminal gangs associated with transcription.”
