President Nicolas Maduro's supporters walk with a Venezuelan National Guard officer near the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796872

Firefighters arrive at the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

24.02.2019#5796866

A police officer guards the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

24.02.2019#5796864

Protesters chant slogans on the Colombian side of the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796862

Protesters speak to a Venezuelan National Guard officer on the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796861

Protesters chant slogans on the the Colombian side of Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796857

Protesters chant slogans on the Colombian side of the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796855

Protesters chant slogans on the Colombian side of the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796853

A Venezuelan National Guard officer guards the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796847

Venezuelan National Guard officers guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796843

Venezuelan National Guard officers prepare to guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

24.02.2019#5796842

Venezuelan National Guard officers prepare to guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

24.02.2019#5796841

Venezuelan National Guard officers arrive at the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796836

Venezuelan National Guard officers arrive at the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796835

Venezuelan National Guard officers guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796834

Venezuelan National Guard officers guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796831

Venezuelan National Guard officers guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796830

Venezuelan National Guard officers guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796828

Venezuelan National Guard officers guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796827

Venezuelan National Guard officers rest as they guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796826

Venezuelan National Guard officers guard the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796824

A Venezuelan National Guard officer guards the Simon Bolivar Bridge connecting Venezuela with Colombia, in the border town of San Antonio, Venezuela. On February 24, supporters of the Venezuelan opposition tried to illegally cross into Venezuela from the Colombian side of the bridge, throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the officers. The violence on the border first erupted when the Venezuelan opposition tried to ensure the delivery of the so-called humanitarian aid from Colombia and Brazil. Venezuelan legitimate President Nicolas Maduro has rejected the deliveries of US-sponsored aid as a ploy to oust him from power.

25.02.2019#5796823