According to Russian media reports on the 11th, after a three-day crackdown and search, the Venezuelan government completely crushed a large violent criminal gang, which planned to carry out various violent activities in the capital region in an attempt to subvert the Venezuelan regime. After quelling the unrest, local law enforcement discovered that the weapons of the armed mob came from the United States and Colombia, which inevitably reminded people of the assassination of Haitian President Moiz, because there were also Colombian and American shadows.
In the past 72 hours, a large gun battle has been staged in parts of Caracas, and the exchange of gunfire on the spot has continued, and the Capital of Venezuela has become a "battlefield" overnight. In order to quickly quell the unrest in the capital, the Venezuelan Ministry of Defense urgently dispatched 2,500 soldiers to Caracas on a counter-unrest mission. The violent armed group that exchanged fire with government forces was Koki, which confronted government forces in the Caracas region for three full days, in which at least 26 people died.
According to the report, the unrest was initiated by the "Corki" gang, whose leader Levitte led 250 members of the gang to jointly operate with gangs in the Caracas region to crush the Venezuelan government in one fell swoop and stir up unrest in the country. During the exchange of fire, all streets were blocked by government forces to avoid unnecessary casualties caused by pedestrians or vehicles straying.
It is said that the contradictions between the "Corgi" gang and the Venezuelan government forces have also been more than once or twice, and the two sides have just signed a "non-aggression" agreement a few days ago, but what people did not expect is that after the agreement was signed, the "Koki" joined forces with other criminal organizations to attack the Venezuelan government, leaving half of Caracas into a firefight.
After quelling the "turmoil in the capital," the Venezuelan government said, "They have completely defeated the conspiracy of the 'Koki' gang and guaranteed the stability of Caracas." During the exchange of fire, 4 members of the Venezuelan National Guard were killed and more than a dozen others injured, while the National Guard also killed 22 people. ”
This is only the casualty of both sides of the exchange of fire, and civilians have also suffered many casualties in this conflict. But Venezuela's interior minister did not declare civilian casualties.
In a subsequent investigation, the Venezuelan government found that the "Koki" gang tore up the "non-aggression" agreement because of the encouragement and support of foreign forces. The country's vice president, Rodriguez, said: "In the process of tracking down, we found that the mob had direct links with foreign forces, and it is not clear which force planned this." But Rodriguez also said the unrest in Caracas should be "related" to the visit of U.S. government officials to Colombia.
Rodriguez believes this because when Venezuela investigated the origin of the "Koki" gang's weapons, it found that a large number of weapons and ammunition were not produced locally, but "from the United States and Colombia." The RT also mentioned in the report that the United States has repeatedly imposed various crackdowns and economic sanctions on Venezuela in recent years, the main purpose of which is to overthrow the Maduro government.
In the turmoil in the Venezuelan capital, it is not difficult to find similarities with the assassination of the President of Haiti. Haitian President Moiz was killed in the night, and in this case there is also a "shadow" of the United States and Colombia.
According to Haitian officials, most of the members of the armed gang directly involved in the murder of the president are from Colombia, who are retired soldiers of the country, and the two Americans are clearly "leaders" who have developed various feasible plans for the assassination. Crucially, these retired Colombian soldiers, all employed by a company in Florida, entered Haiti a month earlier in the name of "protecting Haitian dignitaries."
In the previous us media's revelations, it was mentioned that there were "American agents" among the thugs. On the 12th, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration also admitted that the Americans who assassinated Moiz included their informants.