Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil reported on a telephone conversation he held with his Brazilian counterpart, Mauro Vieira, this Wednesday.

"In our conversation, I explained in detail the aggression plans facing Venezuela and all of Latin America and the Caribbean, with the presence of military vessels and even a nuclear submarine, in open violation of the Zone of Peace proclaimed by CELAC in 2014 and the 1967 Treaty of Tlatelolco, a threat never before seen in our region," he explained after a post on his digital profiles.

Gil reiterated that these attacks must be stopped immediately. Likewise, Foreign Minister Vieira shared the situation Brazil is facing with politically motivated tariff measures and wars, a form of aggression that, in Gil's words, is unjustified and does not contr

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