Dictator Nicolás Maduro expressed his solidarity with the terrorist group Hezbollah for the death of Hassan Nasrallah

Dictator Nicolas Maduro he no longer hides his close ties with various international terrorist groups. This Saturday evening, during an event in Caracas, Chavista spoke about the death of the head of Hezbollah in Beirut, Hassan Nasrallah.

In front of his followers, the dictator condemned the Israeli attack that killed the terrorist leader and expressed solidarity with the Lebanese extremist group.

“Today, the assassination of the leader of the Muslim world, the Arab nations, Mr. Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary General of Hezbollah, was announced,” he shouted at those present.

And he continued: “And I want to express solidarity with Hezbollah, with his family, with the people of Lebanon, on behalf of the historical revolutionary bloc of the Bolivarian Forces of Venezuela.”

Maduro, with known ties to Islamic extremism and accused of serious crimes against humanity in Venezuela, said Israel ordered the attack “from the New York headquarters of the United Nations.”

“The cowards of the world are silent, but the rebellious people will not silence our voices. Therefore, I call on the people of the world, the Muslim people, the Arab people, to raise their voices and stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people, with the people of Lebanon,” he concluded.

This was announced by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) this Saturday. removing the head of Hezbollah in an attack carried out this Friday in Beirut.

Nasrallah, who was also one of the founders of the organization, was killed along with Ali Karki, the commander of Hezbollah’s southern front, and other senior leaders of the organization. This coup was carried out after a thorough operation based on intelligence provided by the IDF and Israeli security agencies.

The attack was carried out by fighter jets of the Israeli Air Force (IAF), which launched a precision bombing raid on Hezbollah’s central headquarters.

This installation was hidden under a residential building in the Dahye area of ​​Beirut.and at the time of the attack, the Hezbollah leader was planning new terrorist activities there against the citizens of Israel.

The Venezuelan regime, an ally of Iran, has opened the door to Hezbollah terrorists, who are also heavily represented on the triple border between Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina.

The Islamic Republic has long had close relations with Venezuela, since Hugo Chávez came to power. Maduro’s close ties to the Ayatollah regime have allowed the Persians to expand their military and financial presence in Latin America, primarily through Hezbollah.

Ties between Venezuela and Iran have strengthened since the presidencies of Ahmadinejad and Chávez in 2005. However, a strong support network for Hezbollah has long existed in Venezuela since the early 1990s.

But with the advent of Chavismo, its influence has grown considerably. Various investigations pointed to the former minister and vice president Tareck El Aissami – arrested today for corruption – as being responsible for infiltrating members of an extremist group. The official has been sanctioned by the United States and the European Union and is currently on the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Most Wanted List.