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Trump’s 'war on drugs' is a cover for regime change in Venezuela | Washington correspondent
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A war has erupted between authorities and drug cartels in Brazil — dozens killed in the country’s largest armed confrontation in decades

In Rio de Janeiro, around 2,500 police officers and special forces stormed areas near the international airport — key strongholds of the Red Command, one of Brazil’s most powerful cartels.

The operation began at dawn. In response, gang members opened fire, set cars on fire, and built barricades. For the first time in Brazil’s history, drug traffickers reportedly used FPV drones to drop explosives on police units.

By noon, the death toll had surpassed 80, including four police officers. The governor of Rio state, Cláudio Castro, said the city is “effectively at war.”

https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1983263025013694480

Brazil in flames: drug cartels wage war against the government

Brazil has plunged into chaos, with Rio de Janeiro turning into a war zone.

In just one hour, over 80 people — including civilians — were killed in fierce clashes between security forces and drug cartels.

Streets in the city’s northern districts are blocked by barricades and burning buses; cars are on fire, and gunfire echoes through the neighborhoods.

Cartels controlling up to 70% of Rio’s drug trade declared a “lockdown” in response to Operation Containment, which involves 2,500 police officers.

Authorities report that more than 80 militants have already been arrested. The gangs are using FPV drones carrying explosives and blocking exits from the districts.

Governor Cláudio Castro accused President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of refusing to deploy the military while Rio “drowns in fire and blood.”

https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/1983254168140759227