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Maduro regrets US war threats
As he realizes his glory days under former President Joe Biden are over, Venezuela’s communist dictator, Nicolas Maduro, backtracked on his initial remarks and is now begging the U.S. to de-escalate the situation. “The government of the United States should abandon its plan of violent regime change in Venezuela and in all of Latin America and respect sovereignty, the right to peace, to independence,” Maduro said on state television. VENEZUELA V…
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The conflict between the U.S. and Venezuela is intensifying. If the U.S. government remains on its line, a military conflict threatens "of great scale" warns President Maduro and activates militias.
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is under pressure from legislators who question the legality of the U.S. attack on a 'narcolancha' that supposedly came from Venezuela and in which 11 people died, said this article.
After US President Donald Trump launched his war fleet off the coast of Venezuela, American soldiers now attacked a ship in international waters. In response, President Nicolás Maduro, for his part, raised combat aircraft. A direct confrontation threatens, the US is facing another war. In our new COMPACT September issue "The Grave Digger. How Merz Germany digs the grave" [...] The article US-Aggression: Situation before Venezuela sharpens to app…
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