Trump plays down possible regime change in Venezuela

President Donald Trump said that the US has ordered 10 secret fighter planes for a military savings growing in the Caribbean, President Donald Trump does not talk about the change of regime in Venezuela.

Uz We’re not talking about this, but we’re talking about the fact that you’ve made a choice with a very strange choice, “Trump said on Friday, the Venezuela government’s President Nicolas Maduro claimed to claim Won Won.

Trump was asked journalists in a claim made by Maduro this week for the US allegedly “the change of regime through military threats”. Maduro repeated the statement later on Friday.

“The United States of America should abandon the plan of a violent regime change plan in Venezuela and all Latin America, and respect the right to peace, the right to independence.” He said.

“I respect Trump. None of the differences we have can lead to a military conflict.” “Venezuela was always willing to chat, to dialogue.”

Reuters, on Friday, referred to resources before, said Trump administration had ordered a Porto Riko airport to be deployed 10 F-35 fighter aircraft to carry out operations against drug cartels.

The new distribution, Trump, the United States to break a campaign to break a campaign to break a campaign to break a campaign in the South Caribbean is already above a US military presence.

The statement about the F-35s came hours later on Pentagon’s accusation of Venezuela of Venezuela on Thursday by warrior jets for a “extremely provocative” flight by warrior jets.

Trump said that the US army has the authority to hit the jets when the commanders believe that the commanders need: “They will be shot if they bring us to a dangerous position.”

Trump showed his new approach with the US military strike, which killed 11 people on Tuesday and sank a boat from Venezuela, where Trump said he had illegal narcotics.

At every opportunity, the Trump administration tried to connect Maduro’s government to Narco trade, the allegations of Karakas rejected.

More specifically, Trump accused Maduro of running Aragua Gang in February.

Speaking on Friday, Trump tried to justify muscular military activity in the Caribbean, comparing the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans against overdose war.

He said, “If you are in a war and lose 300,000 … We won’t let it happen,” he said.

The Ministry of Venezuelan did not respond to the request for comments to the claims that the F-35s or the Venezuela fighter plane flew through a US warship.

The F-35s are extremely advanced secret fighters and will be effective in fighting the air force with Venezuela’s F-16 aircraft.

A US official who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said two Venezuela F-16s flew through USS Jason Dunham on Thursday. Dunham is one of the at least seven US warships deployed to the Caribbean carrying more than 4500 sailors and sailors.

The 22nd Naval Expedition Unit, US maritime and seafarers are also carrying out amphibious training and flight operations at South Porto Rico.

The accumulation put pressure on Maduro, namely the US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, called “the king of an effective drug Narco state”.

Ilhan Omar, a member of the Democratic Congress, condemned what Trump calls the “illegal” actions in the South Caribbean.

The US officials did not explicitly explain which legal reasons were used for the air strike on Tuesday’s Tuesday, or which drugs are on the ship.

Trump said on Tuesday that the US army described the ship’s crew as a train as members of Aragua.