They investigate the cause of the blackout | China offers help …

The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, has asked the help of the UN and its allied countries, Cuba, China, Iran and Russia, to investigate the alleged cyber attack that provoked a mbadive blackout in the country last Thursday and lasted several days. For its part, China immediately reacted and made itself available to the Maduro government to provide badistance and technical badistance. "I have appointed a special investigation commission on cyber-attack and asked for the incorporation of international specialists.I will ask for the support of the UN as well as the already active of Russia. , China, Iran and Cuba, "said the president on national television.

According to Maduro, Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez will be responsible for the commission, which will be accompanied by Attorney General Tarek Saab and local scientists. "We are going to bomb so that you know how the attack took place.We have discovered a lot of things.I already know a lot of things.I can only say that he left from Houston and Chicago, from two cities in the United States, "complained Maduro.

At the request of the UN, the international entity responded by proposing to extend its badistance. Although a delegation of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, has been working since Monday in Venezuela in the context of investigations into crimes against human rights. As a man, she will contact Venezuelan officials today to discuss the consequences of these crimes. who left the breakdown. The fault occurred at the Guri hydropower plant, the country's main hydropower plant, responsible for powering about 70 percent of Venezuela. From the beginning, the Miraflores Palace blamed the United States and the local opposition, which was quick to ignore the problem. In his speech to the presidency, Maduro explained that the installation had been attacked cybernetically, while the transmission lines had suffered electromagnetic and physical sabotage using technologies that, he said, were the only ones in the United States. In this line, yesterday supported the decision of the prosecutor's office to initiate an investigation against the Speaker of Parliament and self-proclaimed President, Juan Guaidó.