US EditionTrump Heads to Fort Bragg to Cheer Special Forces Members Who Ousted Venezuela's Maduro
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump honor special forces behind Maduro's capture amid North Carolina's early primary voting, highlighting a key midterm political moment.
- President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump will visit Fort Bragg to meet with military families and special forces members who carried out an operation in Venezuela to capture Nicolás Maduro.
- Trump's visit is meant to toast service members involved in his administration's dramatic ouster of Maduro, an operation he has described as requiring bravery and advanced weapons.
- Next month, Trump plans to convene a gathering of leaders from Latin American countries in Florida, spotlighting what his administration sees as concerning Chinese influence in the region.
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Trump hails US ‘discombobulator’ weapon as he meets Maduro op troops
President Donald Trump boasted on Friday about a secret US “discombobulator” weapon that can block Russian and Chinese defence systems, as he met the elite troops who captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro. Trump’s comments at the Fort Bragg military base in North Carolina marked the first time he has talked about the mysterious device at a public event, after previously letting some details slip in interviews. “They even talk about the disco…
President Donald Trump praised the US operation in Venezuela this Friday during a speech in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, saying that the service members involved are among the largest in the United States.
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Trump hails US 'discombobulator' as he meets Maduro op troops
President Donald Trump boasted Friday about a secret US "discombobulator" weapon that can block Russian and Chinese defense systems, as he met the elite troops who captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
Donald Trump announced this Friday that he will visit Venezuela , amid the intensification of cooperation with the current president of the country, Chavista Delcy Rodríguez. "I am going to make a visit to Venezuela," the president of the United States answered questions from the press about a possible trip to the South American country. "We have not decided," he said only about when the visit could occur, of which Trump has not given any other …
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