Militia groups refer to organized bodies of armed civilians who are not part of the official military or police forces of a state. These groups often form in response to perceived threats to personal, community, or national security and may aim to provide self-defense, support political causes, or assert local control. Militia groups can vary widely in ideology, structure, and purpose, ranging from those engaged in community defense to extremist organizations motivated by political, religious, or social beliefs. The legal status and legitimacy of militias can also differ significantly across jurisdictions, with some governments recognizing them under certain conditions, while others classify them as illegal or extremist organizations.
The Shocking Loyalty of Militia Members! Political Tension Rises
In a display of unwavering allegiance, members of the Bolivarian militias have pledged their loyalty to Nicolás Maduro. This event unfolded in Caracas, setting the stage for increased political tension…