On May 11 and 13, the Venezuelan airspace was violated by a U.S. plane, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said, Airlive reports.
In his words, Venezuelan military detected a U.S. Boeing 707 E-3 Sentry over guarded airspace. The President noted that the plane might be used by the U.S. “to support communications of armed groups in war zones or to prepare actions to disable electronic equipment [of the] government, the armed forces or the economy,”
"Our military aviation detected the illegal entry, for unusual espionage tasks, of the Boeing 707 E-3 Sentry, which is an airborne early warning control center system that has all the mechanisms for espionage," Maduro said, Gazeta reports.
