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President Donald Trump On Sunday, he vaguely answered questions about the possibilities of American mainland Venezuela, as well as additional beds that control drugs amid increased tensions between the two countries.
Trump answered a few questions about Venezuela, talking to journalists in Morist, New Jersey, on Sunday – including the opportunity to hit the country and whether he is afraid of President Nicolas Maduro’s escalation.
“We’ll see what will happen,” Trump said on Sunday, in response to a question about the likelihood of a strike in the US on the Latin American nation. “Listen, Venezuela Sending our gangs, drug dealers and drugs to us. This is unacceptable. “
US President Donald Trump raises his fist when he gathered the air force at the Municipal Airport in Moriserne, New Jersey, September 14, 2025, having spent the weekend at Bedminster’s residence. .
The president also said the number boat Seeing Venezuela’s coast, where his administration recently strengthened the presence of the US Navy, decreased significantly.
“We’ll see what happens,” Trump told reporters for the second time when he intended if he intends to launch additional strikes on the Venezuela Boats for drug correction. “Of course, there are not many boats. … There was very little boat movement.”
Trump pursues a strike in us when Maduro lies in a military “threat” from Venezuela
Asked on Sunday if he was concerned about the possible escalation of Maduro, who called Trump’s illegal actions illegal, Trump showed millions of drug deaths that took place in the US last year.
Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores Parade in a military vehicle during Independence Day in Caracas on July 5, 2025. (Juan Barrett/AFP via Getty Images)
“Illegal are drugs on the boat, and drugs that go to our country, and the fact that 300 million people were killed last year, and this is what illegal,” Trump fired.
Trump’s comments came against the backdrop of escalation of tensions after the US military strike this month inflated the Venezuelan boat drug on the South Caribbean, leaving almost a dozen suspicion of Tragua Traga (TDA) drug addicts. On Saturday, Venezuela’s Foreign Minister accused the US Navy staff of planting a boat with nine fishermen in Venezuelan waters, the Associated Press reports.
President Donald Trump recently shared a dramatic video of the US military strike that inflated the Venezuelan drug boat on the Southern Caribbean, leaving almost a dozen suspected Taragua Terrorist Terrorists. (@Realdonaldtrump through the truth socially)
“A lot of drugs are leaving Venezuela. A lot of Traragua Trees,” Trump told reporters. “They are trying to go out, but we successfully stop them on the verge of Venezuela.”
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In February, the Trump administration also appointed a group of drug addicts such as Tre Aragua Trin, Synaloa Cartel and others as foreign terrorist organizations.
