Jin10 data reported on August 14th, local time on August 13th, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Arreaza refuted US Attorney General Bondi's recent remarks about the "seizure" of assets belonging to President Maduro. Arreaza stated that the assets in question are actually state-owned aircraft from Venezuela, which were illegally detained in the Dominican Republic and then transferred to the United States. Arreaza commented that the latest accusations against Maduro are "an exaggerated farce," and Venezuela will continue to thwart all attempts to stigmatize the country.
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Outsourcing Long: The so-called "confiscated" assets of Maduro by the US are actually state-owned aircraft.
Jin10 data reported on August 14th, local time on August 13th, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Arreaza refuted US Attorney General Bondi's recent remarks about the "seizure" of assets belonging to President Maduro. Arreaza stated that the assets in question are actually state-owned aircraft from Venezuela, which were illegally detained in the Dominican Republic and then transferred to the United States. Arreaza commented that the latest accusations against Maduro are "an exaggerated farce," and Venezuela will continue to thwart all attempts to stigmatize the country.