Diosdado Cabello: “Whoever dares to set foot on Venezuela will be annihilated by our people”

Paola Castillo
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Annihilation is what awaits those who undertake hostile acts against Venezuelan territory, assured this Tuesday the Minister of Interior, Justice and Peace of that South American country, Diosdado Cabello, reiterating that the population is willing to defend the nation from any external threat, just as the heroes of independence did in their day. “Whoever dares to set foot on Venezuela will be annihilated by our people. Annihilated. That’s the term I want to use, because Venezuelan soil is respected. And the delusions of a conqueror that Marco Rubio has, here they will crash, as the delusions of many clowns who have had the audacity to intervene in Venezuela have crashed,” said the high official to the press while participating in a popular mobilization in Caracas. In the same vein, he stressed that “whoever tries to do something against Venezuela and sets foot” on his country’s soil, “enters a forbidden zone.” “We will defend ourselves with what we have. Our Caribbean brothers from the time of the Conquest will fall short. They will fall short with what this people will do,” he warned.

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“They live threatening and have their narrative. Let them have it […]. The day they [USA] try something against Venezuela, they will know [what] the response of a people is,” he pointed out. “Keep deceiving”
From another angle, Cabello stated that “the threats”, “the attacks” and “the siege of imperialism” and of those who “believe they rule the entire world”, “have increased” and “have become more aggressive”. In his opinion, Washington’s interest with these attempts would be to “keep deceiving” the rest of the world. “No one talks about drug trafficking anymore, no one talks about the ‘Cartel de los Soles’, no one talks about terrorist groups anymore. No one, no one talks about that. It’s clear to the world. […]. No one talks about the ‘Tren de Aragua’ being in Venezuela anymore. Now, for the whole world, it’s clear that the U.S. wants to steal – and I want to be emphatic with the term – Venezuela’s natural resources,” he argued.
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