Venezuela denounces to the UN Security Council the U.S. extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean Sea

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Venezuela filed a formal complaint with the UN Security Council, accusing the United States of carrying out extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean Sea. teleSUR

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00:00Venezuela denounced the United Nations Security Council to extrajudicial executions by the

00:05United States in the Caribbean Sea and threats against the country.

00:09The permanent representative of Venezuela to the United Nations, Samuel Moncada, warned

00:13about the new and dangerous developments in the U.S. escalation in the Caribbean Sea

00:18over the last few days.

00:20Moncada explained that on October 14, the U.S. government attacked a small boat that

00:25was in a stationary position a few miles off the Venezuelan coast.

00:30Among the victims were two fishermen from Trinidad and Tobago, and in this regard, the Venezuelan

00:35government called on the United Nations Security Council to launch an investigation to clarify

00:40the murders perpetrated by U.S. forces in the Caribbean against the small boats near the

00:46Venezuelan coast, which Washington has labelled without evidence as narco boats.

00:51Yesterday, on October 14, 2025, the government of the United States of America carried out

01:02a new set of extrajudicial executions against civilians who were aboard the small stationary

01:08boat in the Caribbean Sea just a few miles off the coast of Venezuela.

01:16Recent reports of public domain have identified two humble fishermen from the Republic of the

01:21Trinidad and Tobago among the victims.

01:24Their relatives indicate that those who were assassinated were engaged in fishing activities

01:29at the time.

01:31This act is yet another chapter in the escalation of the U.S. strikes carried out since September

01:37today against civilian vessels transiting international waters in the Caribbean Sea.

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