00:00The Defense Minister of Venezuela, Vladimir Padrino-López, denounced the overflights of U.S. intelligence aircraft near the region,
00:07accusing the United States of tripling its intelligence and reconnaissance flights since August.
00:13He claimed these operations by late Venezuelan aerospace and international flight rules,
00:18occurring day and night with increased frequency, including the use of aircraft like the Boeing RC-135,
00:26designed for real-time intelligence gathering.
00:28Padrino-López warned that these U.S. military activities seek to provoke conflict and justify possible intervention against Venezuela.
00:38He emphasized that Venezuela is prepared to respond to any aggression and call for active resistance
00:43against what he described as an unjustified military threat from the United States in the Caribbean.
00:49One of the types of aircraft that frequently fly over the Caribbean near the Venezuelan coast,
01:00is the E-3 Sentry AWACS, an airborne warning and control system.
01:05In other words, it is an air command post that controls several aircraft flying at the same time.
01:10It is equipped with long-range rotating radar, capable of conducting air and surface surveillance,
01:23electronic detection, and command, control, and communications functions.
01:28It offers a range of up to 7,000 kilometers, and a maximum speed of 666 kilometer per hour.
01:43These are the types of aircraft we have detected and identified in our flight regions.
01:47And they are also the Stellar and the Faced.
01:48They are the ones between flying around the left and location.
01:49They are the ones behind the left and location.
01:50So now we have a signal.
01:51So, now we have a signal.
01:52We have right to be in the hue in the next generation.
01:54Now let's see.
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