Political organizations of the world spoke against the assault of the American missile destroyer against the Venezuelan boat Carmen Rosa, in which tuna fishermen were traveling.
This Saturday the Venezuelan Chancellor, Yván Gil, denounced That a ship from the United States Navy, “was illegally and hostile by a destroyer of the US Navy, the USS Jasson Dunhan, equipped with powerful cruise missiles,” which would seek according to Venezuelan authorities, an incident that justifies a war escalation in the Caribbean.
The serious event has caused the worldwide rejection, highlighting the pronouncement of political organizations and social movements, which issued a statement from the Dominican Republic, where they need that it constitutes a violation of international law.
They notice that the action exerted by the American flag destroyer is typical of corsair times and therefore require that the US Navy immediately withdraw its nuclear ships and submarines from the Caribbean Sea.
They point out that Venezuela is a peace zone and no country can be proclaimed with the right to impose its military force over national sovereignty.
Next text of the statement:
Release
Out warships from the United States of the Caribbean, peace zone!
The signatory political and social organizations, from the Dominican Republic, we fully solidarity with the complaint of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela before the aggression committed by the United States missile destroyer against the Venezuelan Atune boat Carmen Rosa, in waters of its exclusive economic zone. This hostile act represents an unacceptable violation of international law and the norms that guarantee peaceful coexistence among nations, by illegally and cowardly assaulting humble Venezuelan fishermen.
We categorically reject these practices of an era of privateers, and we demand that the United States immediately withdraw its nuclear ships and submarines from the Caribbean’s waters. The Caribbean is and must continue to be a peace zone, as established by international resolutions and treaties, and no country in the world can self -proclaim with the right to impose its military force above national sovereignty and protocols that govern international relations.
The dignity of the Venezuelan people is not negotiated or bent. Venezuela will never be a slave of American imperialism and, in the name of the solidarity of the peoples of the Caribbean and our America, we will reaffirm that we will defend peace, sovereignty and self -determination against all provocation and imperial threat.
Venezuela is not a threat, Venezuela is a hope!
Signed in Santo Domingo on the 13th of September, 2025.
Popular Dominican Movement-MPD-/Front Broad-Faf-/Social Political Gentle-GPS-/Patria Party for all-PPT-/Caamañista-Mc Movement-/Rebel Movement -MR-/United Left Movement -Miu-/strength of the Revolution-FR-/BOSCHISTA-FB STORE Dominican of Solidarity with the Bolivarian Revolution of Venezuela /Afro-Dominican Action /Movement of Peasants The United Communities-MCU- /Anti-Fascist International-Dominican Repitulum- /International Anti-imperialist of the Peoples-Dominican Chapter- /SOLIDARITY AGENDA, RD /NATIONAL ARTICULATION
From Europe they are also pronounced
From Europe, the Latin American and Caribbean Refugee Association in Belgium (Arlac) also pronounced in favor of the Venezuelan government, expressing its concern about the recent violation of the sovereignty of the South American country, he said portal of VTV.
They warned that the assault of the American destroyer to the fishing boat represents a dangerous and unjustified escalation of regional tensions. The Belgian association ensures in its statement that the incident is framed in a strategy that includes economic sanctions, financial blockages and political destabilization campaigns.
In this sense, it specifies that these types of measures have had a strong impact on the Venezuelan population, limiting access to medicines, food and other resources, which represents a violation of basic human rights.
Before this panorama, the Belgian Association of Solidaridad Arlac has demanded the withdrawal of all US military ships. In the Caribbean Sea and waters near Venezuela. It also condemns unilateral measures and misinformation campaigns aimed at justifying foreign interventions in the South American country and urges the international community to support diplomatic and legal mechanisms to resolve controversies, in line with the United Nations Charter and the Treaty of Tlatelolco.
