Doubts, conjectures and suspicions about the mysterious Russian plane that landed in Caracas without passengers

January 31, 2019

The ship of the airline Nordwind Airlines arrived directly from Moscow and, according to a deputy, would be in Venezuela to take tons of gold to the Central Bank.

Limited air traffic in Venezuela has made the airport Simon Bolivar Caracas saw its limited air traffic. For this reason, there are not many airlines that land in the capital of the country and so the arrival of a Russian aircraft, without pbadengers, has opened all kinds of speculation.

A company plane Nordwind Airlines arrived on Monday and generated rumors about his presence there, thanks to the support of the President of Russia, Vladimir Poutineto the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro.

The boat is a Boeing 777-200ERpatent VP-BJGwho took off from the airport Vnukovo, on the outskirts of Moscowand landed Monday at the airport Maiquetía, in the suburbs of Caracas, according to the surveillance recorded by Flight Radar 24.

Speculation about the presence of this plan was generated from the reporter's statements Rafael Poleowho in your account Twitter He said the empty plane, but with a capacity of 500 pbadengers, had arrived to gather Chavez government members and take off immediately if necessary.

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For its part, Venezuelan economist and MP José Guerra has launched another theory in the Venezuelan Parliament. "We receive information from officials of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV); a plane arrived from Moscow, in which we try to extract at least 20 tons of gold", Shot.

Suspicions about the presence of this ship are also linked by the roads that it usually covers, within which trips to Latin America are not included. The airline covers the roads to Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean and perform an exceptionally charter flight.

The political crisis in Venezuela has two presidents acting: Maduro and Juan Guaidó, who proclaimed himself a week ago acting head of state with strong global support, mostly from the United States.

According to reports published by Reuters, a group of Russian mercenaries reportedly went to Venezuela to guarantee the safety of Maduro against the chaos that has occurred in recent days. However, Kremlin they denied it.