Trump Declares No Need for Second Venezuela Attack: Live Updates
Former President Donald Trump announced this morning that he has canceled a planned second offensive against Venezuela. This decision comes in light of the reported cooperation from the Venezuelan government following the capture of President Nicolás Maduro.
U.S.-Venezuela Cooperation
Trump stated that significant progress is being made between the United States and Venezuela. He emphasized that both nations are collaborating on essential projects, particularly related to oil and gas infrastructure. According to Trump, these efforts aim to modernize and improve the energy sector in Venezuela.
Statements from Trump
In a post on Truth Social, Trump indicated that the initial military action deemed necessary for Venezuela might not occur. He expressed optimism about the ongoing partnership, saying, “The U.S.A. and Venezuela are working well together, especially as it pertains to rebuilding.”
Ongoing U.S. National Security Measures
Despite the positive developments, Trump confirmed that the U.S. will maintain its military presence in the region. He mentioned that “all ships will stay in place for safety and security purposes.” This remark refers to the ongoing blockade aimed at controlling oil shipments to and from Venezuela.
- Key Points:
- Trump cancels second wave of attacks on Venezuela.
- Cooperation following Maduro’s capture is a significant factor.
- The focus is on modernizing Venezuela’s oil and gas infrastructure.
- U.S. ships will remain for safety and security reasons.
The evolving situation in Venezuela marks a pivotal moment in U.S. foreign policy, highlighting the balance between military readiness and diplomatic engagement.
