The Maduro dictatorship will maintain its military deployment in the Essequibo region until the return of the British ship HMS Trent

rule of Nicolas Maduro In the last hours there was a warning that will maintain its military deployment in the field of esquibo to the British ship HMS Trent move away from disputed waters

The minister said, “Venezuela can be assured that its Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB) is protecting national sovereignty and that there, on the Atlantic coast, we will also be there until the imperialist British ships dispute between Venezuela and Guyana. I don’t leave water.” Vladimir Padrino of the Defense Department said that together with the army he is “monitoring the military action of General Domingo Sifontes”, calling this deployment of “defensive nature”.

“The FANB will remain deployed and alert” and will use “all naval, air, land and amphibious means” to counter any threat against the territorial integrity of its nation.He concluded.

A few days earlier, the Ministry of Defense of the United Kingdom expressed solidarity with Guyana in the territorial dispute initiated by Maduro and ordered the deployment of the ship HMS Trent to the relevant waters, where it will conduct joint maneuvers with the local navy And will try to avoid it. Increase in stress. In response to this support, which the Chavista regime considered a “provocative, unnecessary and unacceptable” action, Miraflores Palace ordered deployment 5,682 combat aircraft, 28 aircraft And 16 boatsamong others, for unknown duration and scope.

“Venezuela cannot sit idly by in the face of any threat,” the president said.

However, the President of Guyana, Irfan Aliassured that the ship’s arrival on its shores “does not pose a threat to anyone”, denied having “plans to take aggressive actions” against Caracas and said that joint activities at sea are part of “a series of maneuvers” in the region. “On the contrary, he stressed his commitment Maintain “peaceful relations”As agreed in the meeting held in St. Vincent and the Grenadines a few weeks ago.

“We are all in favor of this Peaceful and legal means to resolve border conflicts, Our region must remain a region of peace,” he said in a year-end speech in which he also said that “regional security is an important issue” because “we live in a world in which peace is under threat from end to end. till.”

for its part, brazilOne of the main mediators in the conflict, reiterated its concern about the recently announced “military demonstrations” and encouraged the parties to return to the path of dialogue to resolve differences.

Thus, in a statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Government of Brasília reminded both countries of their commitment “not to use force or threaten to use force”, as well as to “avoid incidents” or “unilateral measures”. Provided. Due to which the situation may worsen. “Military demonstrations of support for either side should be avoided so that the underlying dialogue process can deliver results,” the note concluded.

(With information from EFE and Europa Press)