The terrorists involved in the assassination attempt against the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, executed last Saturday, would receive a payment of 50 million dollars and stay in the United States.
Among the possible intellectual authors of the attack that left a balance of seven injured state security officials is Rayder Russo, a.k.a. Pico, who is residing in Colombia; and Osman Delgado, financier and resident in the United States (USA).
The operation, called “Yunque-Martillo” (Anvil-Hammer), had the main objective of detonating two drones in the presidential platform: one on the top of the platform, and another in its front area. This operation had the participation of the retired sergeant of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) Juan Carlos Monasterio (a.k.a. Bons), also involved in the attacks on the Paramacay Front. Monasterio, was in charge of hiring 11 people, who participated in the “guarimbas” (riots) of 2014 and 2017 to execute the actions.
In this sense, a.k.a. Bons, who is detained and placed at the order of the authorities, explained that this attack had as an initial plan to be carried out in the parade on July 5, however, it was not carried out because the drones had not arrived yet to the country.
The Head of State, emphasized that the location for August 4 was confirmed to terrorist groups last Friday, when it was decided not to perform the act in Los Próceres, as is the tradition in presidential acts that have reference to the components of the Bolivarian National Armed Force; but on the Bolívar Avenue.
“They had the opportunity to study, to program, starting from the placing of the act on Bolívar Avenue, and received confirmation on Friday afternoon”, he said. On the other hand, he highlighted the work done by the inhabitants of the area, who, while the presidential act was being held on the Bolivar Avenue, noticed the strange behavior of two people who got out of a Chevrolet vehicle and lifted off the drone.
“How were these people captured? Thanks to the popular intelligence, because a group of Venezuelans from that area, while the event was taking place, saw the strange attitude of some trucks that arrived and from where some strange individuals got off and put some drones into operation. (…) I want to pay homage and applaud the popular courage”, added President Nicolás Maduro.
The people involved:
Mauricio Jimenez Pinzon (Colombian immigration officer): Responsible for the entry into Colombia of the alleged terrorists.
Oswaldo Valentín Gacía Palomo (retired Colonel): In charge of capturing active soldiers for sedition.
Raider Alenxander Russo Marquez (a.k.a. Pico): Logistic planner, collector and trainer of the material authors of the attack.
Gregorio José Yaguas Monje (a.k.a. Latino): Material author, responsible for the assembly of explosives. He is currently fleeing from the authorities in the west of the country.
Yilber Alberto Escalona Torrealba: Second explosivist. He is currently captured
Osman Alexis Delgado Tabosky: In charge of financing the alleged assassination. It is currently in Florida state, in the United States.
Group 1 located in the corner of Curamichate:
Juan Carlos Monasterios Vanegas (Retired Sergeant): Responsible for allegedly recruiting those involved in the attack against Maduro. He was previously involved in the attack on Fort Paramacay. He is currently under custody.
José Miguel Estrada González (a.k.a. Zamurito): In charge of the advance and the takeoff of the first drone. He is currently under custody.
Argenis Valero Ruíz (a.k.a. Engineer): In charge of piloting the first drone. He is currently under custody.
Henryberth Emmanuel Rivas Vivas (a.k.a. Morfeo): It was located near the presidential tribune, and was responsible for the advance of the first group. He is currently a fugitive.
Group two located in the Cipreses Business Center
Yanin Fabiana Pernía (a.k.a. María): In charge of piloting the second drone. She was captured in Barinas when she allegedly tried to flee to Colombia.
Brayan De Jesus Oropeza Ruiz (a.k.a. Poeta): In charge of piloting the second drone. He was captured in Barinas when he allegedly tried to flee to Colombia.
Alberto José Bracho Rozquez (a.k.a. Porto): Responsible for the takeoff of the second drone. He was captured in Barinas when he allegedly tried to flee to Colombia.
