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The Francisco de Paula Santander International Bridge, located on the Colombian-Venezuelan border, was the scene of another Venezuelan opposition operation in which he intended to generate what they call a "false positive" . A group of youths from the Venezuelan right attacked trucks loaded with humanitarian aid, set them on fire and tried to hold the Bolivarian National Guard accountable, in order to justify a foreign intervention in Venezuela.

On the Colombian side of the bridge, four trucks were carrying humanitarian aid provided by the USAID agency, USAID, which has close links with the CIA intelligence services. During the afternoon, two of them were burned.

As reported by TeleSur, witnesses to the incident said that violent groups of the Venezuelan opposition had set fire to the trucks with Molotov bombs, then attempted to incriminate the Bolivarian National Guard. and the Bolivarian National Police.

The images captured as they begin to burn the trucks confirm that it was the Venezuelan right-wing militants who committed the attack.

The TeleSur network showed evidence of the Venezuelan right's attempt to generate a confrontation with the GNB and that it had not prospered. This is the second case of "false positive" that the opposition tried to generate during the tense day of Saturday.

During the fire trucks, it was possible to observe the presence of people wearing vests that identified them as members of the Red Cross and were part of the protesters against the government of Nicolás Maduro.

These images testify to the reaction of the International Committee of the Red Cross which denied its participation in the operation organized by the United States Government with the Venezuelan Right.