Trump does not stick with Venezuela. “We've already hit three drug boats”

President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that the US forces have already hit three drug boats from Venezuela and warned the leader of this country Nicolas Maduro to stop sending Fentanyl and prisoners to America. In this way he responded to Maduro's allegations that the US was getting ready for invasion.

Trump informed about the next, third attack on Venezuelan Łódź before departure to Great Britain. When asked about the message for Nicolas Maduro in the light of his allegations about the preparation of Washington for the invasion of Venezuela, Trump replied: “I would say that at the moment he would stop sending (gangsters from) Tren de Aragua to the United States. Stop sending drugs to the United States. We sank, in fact, three boats, not two, but you saw only two.

Tren de Aragua is a Venezuelan gang, recognized by Trump's administration as a terrorist organization. On Monday, the president posted a video recording from an attack on the Caribbean Sea to the second of Łódź, which, according to Washington, transported drugs to the USA. The rocket attack was to kill three gang members after 11 others were killed in the impact carried out at the beginning of September. Trump did not provide details about the third operation.

– The problem is now that there is very few boats in the water. It is hard for me to imagine why – there is not even fishing boats. There is no one who wants to fish, “Trump ironized.

The US attacks against the Venezuelan cartel were criticized by some Democrats and Republicans in Congress as potentially illegal. According to the New York Times, who referred to the American official, the first of the attacked boats turned back to Venezuela when she was struck by rockets. Administration representatives argued that they had the right to shoot without warning to Łódź located hundreds of kilometers from the USA, because every year about 100,000 die due to drugs. Americans. They also claimed, without providing it, that Tren de Aragua was commissioned by the Venezuelan regime of Nicolas Maduro. JD Vance vice president estimated that the impact was a good thing, regardless of the legal qualification of this act …

“G … I care what you call it,” Vance wrote on portal X, responding to the allegations of making a war crime.

In recent weeks, the US armed forces have increased the presence of the Caribbean Sea region, including sending F-35 fighters to Puerto Rico.

In response to the incident near Venezuela, the leader of this country Nicolas Maduro expressed the view that the United States committed aggression. In August, the US Ministry of Justice doubled – up to $ 50 million – an award for information leading to the arrest of Maduro, which was accused in 2020 of participating in drug washing to the USA.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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