We are tracking reports that the Maduro narco-regime may be preparing to sabotage key Venezuelan infrastructure, including major bridges, tunnels, and refineries, and later blame the United States or the democratic opposition.

While unverified, these claims match the desperate tactics of a collapsing dictatorship. The United States will continue to stand firmly with the Venezuelan people against tyranny, corruption, and any attempt by the regime to manufacture chaos or manipulate the truth for political survival.

The National Electric Corporation (CORPOELEC) informs the Venezuelan people that, this Saturday, November 15, the National Electric System (SEN) was the victim of another criminal act of sabotage that caused the collapse of three transmission towers in the Juan Antonio Sotillo municipality of Anzoátegui state, with the intention of destabilizing an essential public service for the people of eastern Venezuela.

In response to this attack, our workers were immediately deployed to the affected area, following the immediate response protocols established by the National Government, led by President Nicolás Maduro.

With dedication and commitment, the technical staff has begun repair work, specifically on the infrastructure located on Cerro Vidoño in the Anzoátegui municipality, to progressively and safely restore electrical service to the communities

This sabotage demonstrates the brutality of an unconventional war that threatens the well-being of our people. Nevertheless, Venezuelans continue to reaffirm, firmly and unequivocally, their conviction to be free and independent, moving forward on their own path.

We urge the Venezuelan people to maintain their confidence, certain that the dedication, commitment, and patriotic awareness of our workers will guarantee the continuity and efficiency of the service that Venezuelans deserve.

“What is going to happen is already happening. That decisive hour is imminent. Act now, at this very moment. Lower your weapons, do not attack your people, make the decision today to stand with Venezuela’s freedom when the precise hour arrives.

The worst hostages are those who are forced to carry out this barbarity. Those who obey infamous orders, ruining the lives of their own brothers. They feel guilty. They cannot look their children or their mothers in the eyes.

The position each one of you takes will mark your life forever. History, the law and the Venezuelan people will be your judges!”