On September 23, a massive march was held in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas, calling for the defense of Venezuela's sovereignty and peace, and against the US military threat in the Caribbean.

According to local media reports, the * showed that "people's power took to the streets", with the participation of Venezuelan government officials, Bolivarian militia groups and a large number of citizens. The * team started from different places in the city and finally gathered at Bolivar Avenue in the center of the city.

Pedro Infante, the first vice-president of the National Congress of Venezuela, said at the mobilization meeting in * on the same day that this * is the integration of the people, the army and the police, with the aim of telling the outside world that the Venezuelan people are willing to give everything to defend the motherland. He stressed: "The Venezuelan people want peace and never war."

Speaking during the parade, Defense Minister Lopez said that the U.S. ¡°execution¡± of fishermen and ordinary people in the Caribbean Sea, and the ridicule of the Venezuelan militia, is an expression of hegemony and racism.

Relations between Venezuela and the United States have continued to be tense recently. The United States has deployed several warships in the Caribbean waters near Venezuela on the grounds of "cracking down on Latin American drug trafficking cartels". So far, it has announced the destruction of three "drug ships" and the death of 17 "drug traffickers". Venezuelan President Maduro said in a TV program on the 22nd that the military threat of the United States not only failed to work, but made the Venezuelan people more United.