Pompeo Lies For the British & American NARCO Terrorists
Russia sends ‘White Swan’ bomber planes capable of nuclear strikes to Venezuela – as America declares the move a collaboration between ‘two corrupt governments’
- Two Russian TU-160 supersonic bombers landed in Caracas, Venezuela
- U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo slammed the move on Twitter
- He called the deployment ‘two corrupt governments squandering public funds’
- Moscow hit back, calling him ‘highly undiplomatic’ and ‘inappropriate’
- Rejected criticism from U.S. ‘which can feed Africa with half its military budget’
The TU-160 supersonic bombers, known as ‘White Swans’ by Russian pilots, landed at Maiquetia airport near Caracas on Monday after covering more than 6,200 miles.
Their deployment came days after Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, whose left-wing administration is the most significant U.S. foe in Latin America, held talks with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
Bad blood bombers: Two supersonic Tu-160 nuclear-capable strategic bombers have arrived in Venezuela, a deployment that comes amid soaring Russia-U.S. tensions
Capable of carrying short-range nuclear missiles, the planes, called Blacjack by NATO, can fly over 7,500 miles without re-fuelling and have landed in Venezuela twice before in the last decade.
‘Russia’s government has sent bombers halfway around the world to Venezuela,’ fumed U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Twitter.
‘The Russian and Venezuelan people should see this for what it is: two corrupt governments squandering public funds, and squelching liberty and freedom while their people suffer.’
As OPEC member Venezuela’s socialist-run economy implodes, Russia has become a key lender of last resort, investing in its oil industry and providing support to its military.
Capable of carrying short-range nuclear missiles, the planes, called Blacjack by NATO, can fly over 7,500 miles without re-fuelling and have landed in Venezuela twice before in the last decade.
‘Russia’s government has sent bombers halfway around the world to Venezuela,’ fumed U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Twitter.