Donald Trump made available a false entry on platform X suggesting that Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro "give up" to erstwhile U.S. President. The post appeared just before midnight Washington time, during the expanding tensions between the United States and Venezuela and threats of violence.
Trump made the entry of Paul White Gold Girl, who claimed: «Venezuel president Maduro publically surrendered to Donald Trump». A movie from TikToka from February of that year was included in the post, in which it was written that Maduro had “just surrendered to president Trump”. The recording showed a speech by Venezuelan leader in which he claimed that his authorities had broken up the Tren de Aragua gang.
In the same movie Maduro asked Trump to review the FBI and CIA files from Colombia. He suggested that the Biden administration, in cooperation with the Colombian authorities, sent criminals to Venezuela to “sit terrorism”. Trump's post besides contained claims of alleged evidence at the request of Biden's administration to Venezuela to bring criminals from the Tren de Aragua gang to the United States.
Maduro mobilizes an army
In consequence to expanding tensions, Maduro called on soldiers from the elite Bolivarian Divisions to “defence homeland and peace” on Monday during the military parade in Caracas against “threats from the United States armed forces present in the Caribbean Sea”. Venezuelan leader stressed that he wanted peace, but «not the peace of slaves, not the peace of the colony».
According to the agency Reuters Trump told Maduro during a telephone call on November 21, that he had until "last Friday" to escape Venezuela along with his family. After this deadline Trump announced the closure of airspace over the country on Saturday. Earlier reports of the Wall Street diary indicated that Trump threatened to usage force if Maduro did not surrender power.
The White home does not regulation out any option
White home spokeswoman Karolina Leavitt stated on Monday that Trump “does not regulation out any option”. She confirmed reports of a gathering in the White home on Venezuela held on Monday with the most crucial officials of the administration, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and president of the Joint Chiefs General Dana Caine.
Last week Trump announced that the U.S. Army would launch land strikes against drug dealers. The U.S. Attorney's Office accuses Maduro of being linked to the cartel Cartel de los Soles - a group allegedly composed of government representatives and troops cooperating with Colombian drug cartels. Washington declared this organization terrorist in November.
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