Venezuela is preparing for the annexation of Guyana: Maduro appointed a Gauleiter and approved a new map

Maduro approved the annexation of Guyana/Ultimas Noticias, collage 24 Channel

Nicholas Maduro wanted to occupy part of a neighboring country. While Venezuela has not invaded Guyana, Vladimir Putin’s friend has already managed to ratify a new map of his state.

Nicholas Maduro, recently announced the annexation of Guyana, signed 6 decrees. The dictator has already declared Essequibo (a region of a neighboring country) the “24th state” of Venezuela.

What else has Maduro done

The President of Venezuela created a “national high commission for the defense of Essequibo.” He also adopted a decree creating a “comprehensive defense zone with three integrated development zones.” In addition, the dictator formed a PDVSA unit in Essequibo.

Captain Alexis Rodriguez Cabello became a Gauleiter. This former commander of the Venezuelan army was appointed by Maduro to lead the occupation administration of Essequibo.

Venezuela, Guyana and its Essequibo region/Photo from Wikipedia

Recall that Maduro held a so-called “referendum” in Venezuela. According to its results, 95% of local residents allegedly supported the idea of ​​​​”annexing” Essequibo.

What they say about the situation in South America

• Political scientist Taras Zagorodny recently noted in a conversation with Channel 24 that Venezuela’s territorial claims to Guyana may have traces of the Kremlin. This conflict directly concerns the United States, because Washington considered Venezuela as an oil reserve that could replace Russia.
• Mikhail Podolyak expressed a similar opinion. The adviser to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine recalled that Russia invests a lot of money to incite world conflicts, because they are beneficial for the aggressor country.
• Previously, international affairs expert Ruslan Osipenko did not ruled out that Venezuela would ignore international law and still attack a neighboring country. Then no one will be able to protect Guyana, because the election campaign has begun in the United States.