US EditionTrump Says He Has Canceled a Second Wave of Attacks on Venezuela After Cooperation
Trump canceled planned strikes after Venezuela released many political prisoners and agreed to cooperate on oil infrastructure, with $100 billion in investments pledged by major U.S. oil firms.
- On Jan 9, President Donald Trump said he cancelled a previously expected second wave of attacks on Venezuela due to the country’s cooperation and confirmed U.S. naval assets would remain for safety.
- On Thursday, National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez announced Venezuela's interim authorities began releasing large numbers of political prisoners, including five Spaniards returning to Spain.
- The White House will meet U.S. oil executives, including heads of Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Marathon and Shell, as Trump claimed at least $100 billion will be invested despite industry skepticism and Chevron's unique operations.
- The U.S. Senate advanced a War Powers Resolution by a 52-47 vote, which could limit President Donald Trump's ability to use forces in Venezuela without congressional approval; Trump suggested U.S. oversight might last beyond a year after Maduro's capture.
- Earlier this week the U.S. secured an agreement to export up to 50 million barrels of Venezuelan oil, and Trump said he will meet Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado next week amid market uncertainty over major oil firms.
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Trump Calls Off 'Second Wave of Attacks' on Venezuela After 'Very Important and Smart Gesture'
It appears that cooler heads have prevailed when it comes to the current inflamed tensions between the United States and Venezuela — at least for now. President Donald Trump took […] The post Trump Calls Off 'Second Wave of Attacks' on Venezuela After 'Very Important and Smart Gesture' appeared first on The Western Journal.
On Friday, January 9, Donald Trump claimed to have "annuled" a new attack on Venezuela, almost a week after the capture of Nicolas Maduro. The President of the United States justified the cancellation of the strikes by the "cooperation" of Caracas, which released a "large number" of political opponents. - American intervention in Venezuela: Donald Trump "annuled" a "second wave of attacks" (International).
U.S. President Donald Trump said a second wave of attacks on Venezuela was cancelled, citing greater cooperation on the part of the country. Venezuela is “working well” with the U.S. in rebuilding its oil and gas infrastructure and in releasing a “large number” of political prisoners, Trump wrote in a social media publication Truth Social on Friday. That means another wave of attacks does not seem necessary, he said. Brent's futures cut profits …
Trump: No 'Second Wave of Attacks' Due to Venezuela 'Seeking Peace'
President Donald Trump announced early Friday morning that he has “cancelled” what he called an “expected second Wave of Attacks” against Venezuela because its leaders were cooperating with the U.S. “Venezuela is releasing large numbers of political prisoners as a The post Trump: No ‘Second Wave of Attacks’ Due to Venezuela ‘Seeking Peace’ appeared first on Breitbart.
Senators take victory lap after Trump calls off second wave of Venezuela strikes
President Donald Trump and his aides have said that the military operation against Venezuela was nothing more than a law enforcement operation specifically aimed at getting the leader Nicolás Maduro to bring him to "justice" for alleged crimes. In a Truth Social post, however, Trump revealed that he had planned for a "previously expected second Wave of Attacks, which looks like it will not be needed; however, all ships will stay in place for saf…
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