Russia’s response to the arrest of its ally in Venezuela, narco-terrorist kingpin Nicolás Maduro, has been low-key as of Tuesday afternoon.
Moscow advised its own citizens to avoid travel to Venezuela, but took no firm action in response to Maduro’s unexpected travel from Venezuela on Saturday morning.
Russia’s Economic Development Ministry warned Russian travelers to Venezuela of risks to their safety “in connection with armed aggression by the United States,” including “threats of repeat attacks.”
The ministry advised suspending tour packages to Venezuela, allowing tourists to cancel any trips they had purchased with a full refund. Tourists…
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