American Pilots Urgently Seek Trump’s Rescue from Prison
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Posted 11 hours ago
**Urgent Request: American Pilots Plead for Trump’s Help from Brutal West African Prison**
In a shocking turn of events, two American pilots are languishing in a West African prison after being allegedly wrongfully detained during a routine fuel stop.
Veteran pilot Brad Schlenker, 63, and his colleague Fabio Espinal Nunez, 33, found themselves caught in a harrowing situation shortly before the New Year while operating a charter flight transporting a Brazilian family from Suriname to Dubai.
Upon landing in Conakry, Guinea, the pilots were ambushed by approximately 100 heavily armed Guinean military personnel, who accused them of illegal activity without due process.
Despite having the necessary clearance to land and refuel, they were taken into custody under chaotic circumstances. Reports suggest that their detention may stem from a paperwork issue, raising questions about the legitimacy of the charges against them.
Over nearly two months, these innocent American citizens have faced horrific conditions within the overcrowded prison system, which reportedly lacks basic sanitation and adequate nutrition. Family members have expressed their deep concern about the well-being of the pilots, noting the deplorable living conditions they must endure.
Amid escalating fears for their safety, the pilots' families have publicly called on President Donald Trump to intervene and expedite their release. Schlenker, in a heartfelt plea, directly appealed to Trump for assistance. His call comes at a time when the Biden administration has faced criticism for perceived inaction in defending American citizens abroad.
The Trump administration has reaffirmed that the safety and security of U.S. citizens are of paramount importance. The State Department is reportedly providing consular assistance and engaging with the families, though time is of the essence, and the pilots' families are rightfully anxious for more aggressive action.
With this distressing case gaining little media attention, it underscores the critical need for robust diplomatic efforts to safeguard Americans abroad. The calls for Trump’s leadership in this situation resonate strongly among those who believe that a strong, decisive approach is essential in international affairs.
As this dire situation unfolds, the American public watches closely, hoping for a swift resolution that will bring these innocent pilots back home.
Sources:
people.com
townhall.com
thegatewaypundit.com
In a shocking turn of events, two American pilots are languishing in a West African prison after being allegedly wrongfully detained during a routine fuel stop.
Veteran pilot Brad Schlenker, 63, and his colleague Fabio Espinal Nunez, 33, found themselves caught in a harrowing situation shortly before the New Year while operating a charter flight transporting a Brazilian family from Suriname to Dubai.
Upon landing in Conakry, Guinea, the pilots were ambushed by approximately 100 heavily armed Guinean military personnel, who accused them of illegal activity without due process.
Despite having the necessary clearance to land and refuel, they were taken into custody under chaotic circumstances. Reports suggest that their detention may stem from a paperwork issue, raising questions about the legitimacy of the charges against them.
Over nearly two months, these innocent American citizens have faced horrific conditions within the overcrowded prison system, which reportedly lacks basic sanitation and adequate nutrition. Family members have expressed their deep concern about the well-being of the pilots, noting the deplorable living conditions they must endure.
Amid escalating fears for their safety, the pilots' families have publicly called on President Donald Trump to intervene and expedite their release. Schlenker, in a heartfelt plea, directly appealed to Trump for assistance. His call comes at a time when the Biden administration has faced criticism for perceived inaction in defending American citizens abroad.
The Trump administration has reaffirmed that the safety and security of U.S. citizens are of paramount importance. The State Department is reportedly providing consular assistance and engaging with the families, though time is of the essence, and the pilots' families are rightfully anxious for more aggressive action.
With this distressing case gaining little media attention, it underscores the critical need for robust diplomatic efforts to safeguard Americans abroad. The calls for Trump’s leadership in this situation resonate strongly among those who believe that a strong, decisive approach is essential in international affairs.
As this dire situation unfolds, the American public watches closely, hoping for a swift resolution that will bring these innocent pilots back home.
Sources:
people.com
townhall.com
thegatewaypundit.com
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