Recently, tensions between Venezuela and the United States have continued.Since the beginning of September, the United States has deployed several military ships in the Caribbean waters near Venezuela on the basis of the so-called "fight against Latin American drug trafficking groups" and destroyed several so-called "drug ships".Rodriguez, President of the Venezuelan National Congress, condemned a series of recent actions by the United States against Venezuela in strong terms¡£

Headquarters reporter Xiao Hejia:The meeting had just ended, and Rodriguez raised two key points at the meeting. One was to allege that the recent relevant actions of the United States violated maritime law and the United Nations Charter; the other was to claim that the so-called "false flag operation" was nothing more than the United States seeking an "excuse for war" to use force against Venezuela.

Rodriguez, President of the National Congress of Venezuela:The threat stems from extremely serious incidents near the Caribbean Sea in Venezuela that violate international maritime law, U.S. law, and the laws of Caribbean countries.

Since the beginning of September, the United States has deployed several warships in the Caribbean waters near Venezuela under the so-called ¡°Latin American Drug Trafficking Group¡± and announced the destruction of several so-called ¡°drug ships¡±, killing at least 21 people.

In addition, recent Venezuelan officials also informed that they defeated the "fake flag" operation, planned together by "local terrorist organization", which attempted to place explosives in the U.S. embassy in Venezuela, to harm the Venezuelan government, further escalate the conflict between the two countries.

Amelika Perez, Vice President of the National Congress of Venezuela:We strongly condemn those Venezuelan extremists living in the United States who have planned terrorist attacks on the U.S. embassy in Venezuela with the intention of creating turmoil, and they need to first compile a set of narratives and create an event that is enough to trigger the shock to make a pretext for (the U.S.) interference in Venezuela.