US EditionTrump Says Not Eyeing Venezuela War, but Maduro’s Days Numbered
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Trump says Maduro’s days leading Venezuela are numbered — as US amasses largest Caribbean military presence in 35 years
President Trump is turning up the heat on Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro — saying that the dictator’s “days are numbered” as president, as the US oversees the biggest military buildup in the Caribbean in more than 35 years.
The US may well attack Venezuela in its war on drugs. But the goal is bigger than that. – They are pressuring Maduro and his regime, says Andrés Rivarola Puntiglian
US President Donald Trump has downplayed the likelihood of a US war with Venezuela, but hinted that Nicolas Maduro's days as president of the country are “over”.
Trump Confirms Venezuelan President Maduro’s ‘Days Are Numbered’
President Donald Trump said he does not expect the United States to go to war with Venezuela but confirmed that the nation's socialist dictator may soon be toppled. The post Trump Confirms Venezuelan President Maduro’s ‘Days Are Numbered’ appeared first on Slay News.
Trump says not eyeing Venezuela war, but Maduro’s days numbered
President Donald Trump sent mixed signals Sunday about potential U.S. intervention in Venezuela, playing down concerns of imminent war against the South American nation but saying its leader Nicolas Maduro’s days were numbered.
"Ready for a quick answer": the message that the 22nd battalion of the Marines Special Operations Unit sent to the South Command of the American army is a further step in defining the strategy that the United States is operating on Venezuela considered by Washington, but not by the UN, a narco-state from which they leave "men and drugs that infiltrate our country and destabilize it and to do so they behaved very badly, emptied their prisons" as …
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