U.S. Airstrike in Venezuela Kills Leader of Tren de Aragua
President Donald Trump released official footage of a U.S. Air Force strike in Venezuelan territory that killed Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, known as “Nino Guerrero.” According to the report, Guerrero Flores was the leader of the drug cartel and international crime and terror organization Tren de Aragua.
Washington said the killing was carried out as part of a complex operation that was coordinated and fully executed in cooperation with Venezuela's government. The article did not give further details on the timing of the strike or on the circumstances of the operation beyond the official account.
The release of the video was presented as documentation of the moment of the attack and the killing. The account identifies Guerrero Flores as a major figure in the organization, which the article describes as a transnational criminal and terrorist group.
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