Donald Trump issues BIG WARNING, says US will ATTACK Venezuela again if leaders don’t…

US–Venezuela Tensions: US–Venezuela Tensions: Two days after massive airstrikes, United States President Doland Trump has again issued a fresh warning to Venezuelan leaders, stating that Washington is prepared to launch a ‘second wave’ of attacks if the South American country’s interim leadership does not listen and fails to comply with his demands. While declaring that the US is “in charge”, the US President stated that America is focussing on ‘getting Venezuela fixed’ and would not hesitate to act again.

What Did Doland Trump Say?

“If they do not behave, we will carry out a second strike on Venezuela,” Trump said, adding that US is prepared for another military operation but hoped it would not be necessary.

“Don’t ask me who’s in charge because I’ll give you an answer and it’ll be very controversial,” he added.
Trump said the US had been ready to carry out further operations but held back for now. “We were prepared for a second wave, we were all set to go, but I don’t think we will need it,” he said, while warning that fresh action remained an option. He confirmed that one US helicopter was badly hit during the operation but said all personnel were recovered safely. “Nobody was killed,” he said, adding that injured service members were “all in good shape”.

Two days after massive airstrikes, United States President Doland Trump has again issued a fresh warning to Venezuelan leaders, stating that Washington is prepared to launch a ‘second wave’ of attacks if the South American country’s interim leadership does not listen and fails to comply with his demands. While declaring that the US is “in charge”, the US President stated that America is focussing on ‘getting Venezuela fixed’ and would not hesitate to act again.

What Did Doland Trump Say?

“If they do not behave, we will carry out a second strike on Venezuela,” Trump said, adding that US is prepared for another military operation but hoped it would not be necessary.

“Don’t ask me who’s in charge because I’ll give you an answer and it’ll be very controversial,” he added.
Trump said the US had been ready to carry out further operations but held back for now. “We were prepared for a second wave, we were all set to go, but I don’t think we will need it,” he said, while warning that fresh action remained an option. He confirmed that one US helicopter was badly hit during the operation but said all personnel were recovered safely. “Nobody was killed,” he said, adding that injured service members were “all in good shape”.

Venezuela A ‘Dead Country Right Now’

The US President described the South American country as a ‘dead country right now’, blaming years of mismanagement for the country’s collapse. He also reiterated America’s demand for access to its vast energy reserves, saying  “The oil is flowing at a very low level,” he said, adding that the US needed “full access to oil and other resources in Venezuela.

As per a report by the Guardian, Washington is maintaining a 15,000 force in the Caribbean and has also issued a warning it could strike again if the newly inducted interim president does not comply with the US demands.

However, Venezuela’s interim president Rodrguez has publicly condemned the recent capture of Maduro and termed it an “atrocity.

Trump stated that private talks are underway, claiming that Secretary of State Marco Rubio had a word with Rodrguez, who told him, “We’ll do whatever you need.” Trump added: “She really doesn’t have a choice.”

Following US military actions, international concern grew rapidly, with countries like Spain, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay expressing grave concern that Washington’s actions set a dangerous precedent for regional security.