Bolivarian Government denounces new terrorist attack against two of the main lines of the SEN

Published at: 16/09/2025 09:33 PM

The Bolivarian Government, through the National Electric Corporation (CORPOELEC), has reported a new terrorist attack against two of the main 765 kV transmission lines of the National Electric System (SEN), an infrastructure of vital importance for the flow of electrical energy in the country.

In a statement, issued this Tuesday, September 16, CORPOELEC states: “This extremist aggression seeks to deprive the Venezuelan people of electricity service, as part of a fascist strategy aimed at destabilizing peace and national unity that will prevail in the face of external threats.”

Below is the full text of the statement:

ANNOUNCEMENT

The National Government, through the National Electric Corporation (CORPOELEC), denounces a new terrorist attack against two of the main 765 kV transmission lines, infrastructure of vital importance for the flow of electrical energy in the country.

This extremist aggression seeks to deprive the Venezuelan people of electricity service, as part of a fascist strategy aimed at destabilizing peace and the national union that will prevail in the face of external threats.

As the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro Moros, has denounced, these attacks constitute a manifestation of electrical war, promoted by groups that operate in the service of dark interests and destabilizing agendas. Its objective is clear: to break national harmony in a scenario in which the North American empire threatens sovereignty with a war and psychological escalation.

In compliance with the provisions of the Organic Law on the Electrical System and Service, CORPOELEC has immediately activated protection and response mechanisms, guaranteeing both the progressive recovery of the service and the integrity of the electrical infrastructure.

Faced with these events, the response of the workers of CORPOELEC and the Venezuelan people will be firm and cohesive, once again demonstrating their determination to face any threat.

Caracas, September 16, 2025

Mazo News Team