An F-16 fighter belonging to the Bolivarian Military Aviation shot down an enemy aircraft that violated Venezuelan airspace.

During last night, March 28th Venezuela's Bolivarian Military Aviation reported that one of its F-16 fighters shot down an aircraft declared hostile after it violated national airspace.. The news was published on the force's official X account, which in turn posted a video of the bullet fired by the fighter plane.

At the time of this publication, neither the official accounts of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces nor the AMB have issued an official statement providing further information about the event that took place yesterday. In more detail, clarifying the type of aircraft that violated Venezuelan airspace. The only thing the force reported was that the plane had no flight plan, nor clearance from the relevant air traffic organizations to operate in the area.

In the video clip, you can see how the pilot of the F-16 fighter belonging to the 16th Air Hunting Group performed a fiery flight that led to the downing of the enemy plane. We are supposed to conclude that all protocols for this type of illegal flight were applied, and an attempt was made to communicate with the plane that violated Venezuelan airspace, ordering it to land at an airport or airfield designated by the authorities; Demolition is a last resort used in this type of situation.

Finally, F-16 fighters of the Bolivarian Military Aviation of Venezuela have undertaken various deployments in recent months in order to protect sovereign airspace. The most important of which was his participation in the “General Domingo Cifuentes” joint action military exercises, in the context of tensions with Guyana regarding the Eskivu region, which increased due to the presence of the patrol boat HMS Trent in the region.

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Recently, fighter jets stationed at El Libertador Air Base conducted air-to-air missile launch training. This activity saw the participation of three F-16A/B aircraft (two single-seat and one two-seat) armed with AIM-9L Sidewinder and Rafael Python 4 missiles, of which some of the Sidewinders in use were active, due to their visual appearance. Double yellow tape..

* News in development.

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