Conflict in Venezuela: the army burned three trucks carrying humanitarian aid

They burned on Francisco de Paula Santander's bridge. Those who accompanied the tour saved a lot of the load.

Three trucks trying to cross the Francisco de Paula Santander bridge with humanitarian aid to Venezuela were burned down this Saturday, but a large part of the cargo could be removed on time and returned to Colombian territory.

As reported by the NGO World Central Kitchen, the flames first reached the truck in front of the caravan, and minutes later, the second exploded and the fire finally reached the third.

In any case, those who accompanied the visit were able to remove much of the load from the second truck and bring it back across the bridge onto Colombian soil.

A few minutes later, Juan Guaidó said that "the usurper regime uses the most heinous acts and tries to burn the truck with the humanitarian aid found in Ureña".

The usurper regime uses the most cruel acts and tries to burn the truck with the humanitarian aid that is located in Ureña.

Our brave volunteers are creating a chain to protect food and medicine.

The humanitarian avalanche is unstoppable pic.twitter.com/bU2PPzSGcu

– Juan Guaidó (@jguaido) February 23, 2019

"Our brave volunteers form a chain for the safeguarding of food and medicine The humanitarian avalanche is unstoppable," he said on his Twitter account.

Source: Clarín