01/07/2026
🇺🇸 Former U.S. National Security Advisor Michael Flynn is publicly questioning why Diosdado Cabello holds any role in Venezuela's earthquake response — pointing to the $25 million reward the U.S. Department of Justice has offered for information leading to his c4pture.
In a post on X, Flynn argued that Cabello "shouldn't be in charge of anything in Venezuela," directly challenging why he's being treated as a relevant figure amid the humanitarian effort following the recent earthqu4kes. The remarks add to growing scrutiny of Cabello, Venezuela's Interior Minister, who is wanted by U.S. authorities on narco-t3rrorism and drug trafficking-related charges, with the reward for his capture raised from $10 million to $25 million in January 2026 — currently the highest bounty offered for any target in Latin America.
🇻🇪 Flynn's comments come as international rescue teams, including American crews, continue search-and-rescue operations across earthquake-affected areas of Venezuela.
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