There's gonna be a second U.S. attack on Venezuela? Trump gave the condition

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The kidnapping of Nicholas Maduro by the U.S. Army does not should be the end of the fast “war in Venezuela”. president Donald Trump reported that America has a “second attack” prepared, which remains in retreat in case “it is needed”. However, the leader added that he did not think that another military operation would be needed due to the success of today's American army actions.

On Saturday, January 3rd, after 1:00 a.m., US troops hit Venezuela. respective bombings occurred, including military bases and the office of the Ministry of National Defence. In the country's capital, a parallel operation was carried out to capture Venezuelan leader Nicholas Maduro. His wife was besides arrested at the President's residence in Caracas. The presidential couple was then transported by helicopters to the USS Iwo Jima ship, from where Maduro went to fresh York City, where he would be tried. Venezuelan president was charged with drug crimes and terrorism.

During a press conference, which began on Saturday after 5:00 p.m. Polish president Donald Trump announced that the operation of Maduro's capture by Delta Force commandos lasted 47 seconds. The U.S. president besides revealed how Venezuela's leader behaved erstwhile raiding his home. More in the following article:

This is what Maduro did erstwhile the Americans came. "He tried to do it, but he couldn't make it"

The Americans are gonna make another hit?

Acclaiming the success of the Caracas Trump operation, he did not exclude the second hit on Venezuela at the same time – if the first had not produced the desired results.

"We are ready for a second attack if a second wave is needed. The first attack – the first wave – was specified a success that we most likely didn't gotta hit for the second time, but we have a prepared second wave," said the American President.

Trump besides stated that the U.S. would "rule Venezuela as long as it could peacefully transfer power." Who will the Americans hand over custody of the country to? Many point to oppositionist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado, but Washington may as well want to transform Venezuela's economy alternatively than overthrow the full regime. The president of the United States mentioned, among others, the vice president of Venezuela Delcy Rodriguez.

“She has just been sworn in, but, as you know, was chosen by Maduro. Marco (Rubio) is working straight on this. He has just talked to her and is fundamentally ready to do what we think is essential to make Venezuela large again," Trump said. He added that Rodriguez had declared that they would "do anything" that Washington would require of them.

Source: rmf24.pl