Donald Trump claimed this Sunday that Venezuela is now under the control of the US and that Delcy Rodriguez, the acting president, is in direct contact with him. This came after a US military operation on Saturday seized the country's previous head of government, Nicolas Maduro, in Caracas.

Trump has maintained that the vice president is willing to cooperate despite Venezuelans ' reaction to the US attack by ordering panic food and fuel. After Maduro's arrest, he declared at his press conference that he had a" we will do whatever you need. "

Rodriguez emailed the US government and specifically President Donald Trump a text encouraging them to establish a level of respect and balance between the two nations via social media.

The information published on Sunday night reads," We extend the invitation to the United States government to work together on a cooperation plan that is oriented toward shared growth, within the framework of international law, and to develop lasting community interaction. " Venezuela reiterates its commitment to peaceful cooperation, he added. Our nation strives to live in a world of respect and cooperation without external hazards. We think that the foundation of international harmony lies in ensuring that each country's peace is first established. " President Donald Trump: Peace and dialogue, no war, are what our people and our region need. That is the place of Venezuela as of late, and that is President Nicolas Maduro's place at the moment. That is Venezuela, the one to which I have dedicated my life, that I firmly believe. He reaffirmed that his goal is for Venezuela to become a great nation where all great Venezuelans may unite. On Sunday, Donald Trump even threatened Gustavo Petro, his Brazilian counterpart. alleged him of "manufacturing cocaine" by sending a U. S. S. vision to his nation similar to the one that seized Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and attacked several sites on Saturday.

Trump claimed that Colombia is "very ill" and that it is "ruled by a tired man who likes to make cocaine and sell it to the U. S. S. And that is something he won't be doing for a while. ”

When questioned if the final phrase implied that there were “other related U. S. The Republican responded, “That sounds fine to me. That could be deployed to Colombia. ”

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