US EditionVenezuelan Armed Forces Has Destroyed Ten Camps of Colombian Groups - teleSUR English
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The Venezuelan army announced this Sunday the destruction of “more than ten camps belonging to TANCOL groups,” an acronym with which the country’s authorities refer to Colombian drug trafficking terrorists, on its border with Colombia during 2025. “In the framework of Operation Bolivarian Shield 2025, the (Bolivarian National Armed Forces) FANB has destroyed more than 10 camps belonging to TANCOL groups of various factions along the 2,219 kilome…
Venezuelan Armed Forces Has Destroyed Ten Camps of Colombian Groups - teleSUR English
The Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB) has so far this year destroyed more than ten “TANCOL” camps (Colombian armed terrorists and drug traffickers), according to the strategic operational commander of the institution, Domingo Hernández Lárez. RELATED: DEA Reports Reveal U.S. as Drug Epicenter and Money-Laundering Hub On Telegram, the official stated that the dismantled camps were located “along the 2,219 km border” that his country shares …
Previously, Defense Minister Vladimir Godrino López stressed that the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB) acts as a "containment wall" against Colombian drug traffickers.
August 25, 2025.- The information was made known through the instagram account of the Strategic Operational Commander of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (Ceofanb), G/J Domingo Hernández Lárez. The commander of the Ceofanb, said that the deployment is part of the offensive...
The Minister of the Interior, Justice and Peace, Diosdado Cabello, announced the deployment of 15,000 men in the border area as part of the efforts in the fight against drug trafficking. “The President has ordered a special operational reinforcement of Operation Lightning Catatumbo and extended it to Táchira State. He has ordered in the first phase a deployment of 15,000 men and women on the whole Venezuelan side. Then will come the zone of peac…
The Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB) broke up ten camps of the so-called Colombian Drug Trafficking Terrorists (Tancol) on the border with Colombia, reported General Domingo Hernández Lárez, commander of the Strategic Operational Command of the FANB (Ceofanb). The action is part of Operation Bolivarian Shield 2025, aimed at protecting the 2,219 kilometers of Venezuelan border from foreign armed incursions. In addition, this Sunday, in Zul…
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