War ships in the United States to sail off Venezuela, while tension between Trump and Modoro rises due to Cartel’s accusations

The United States is publishing three destroyers accompanied by guides on water off Venezuela as part of President Trump’s efforts to combat threats from drug cartridges in Latin America, and a White House official confirmed to CBS News on Wednesday, which confirms A. a report By Reuters news agency.

The official said that the United States of America was dangerous, which was supposed to leave the United States of America, Jason Dunham and USS Sampson in the region in the next few days.

An official at the Ministry of Defense confirmed to the Associated Press that the military assets had been appointed in the area to support the counter -drug efforts. The official, who was not allowed to comment on military planning, said that the ships will be deployed “for several months.”

The deployment of American destroyers and employees is like Trump Pay for the American army to be used to thwart the cartals It blames the flow of fentanel and other illegal drugs in American societies, and to perpetuate violence in some American cities.

Mr. Trump also pressed Mexican President Claudia Xinbum to cooperate more than her predecessor, specifically by following the Mexican carters. But she drew a clear line when it came to the sovereignty of Mexico, and she rejected the suggestions of Mr. Trump and others from any intervention by the US military.

In February, Mr. Trump identified Trinzuela Treen de Aragoa and MS-13 in El Salvador and six groups based in Mexico as foreign terrorist organizations. His republican administration also rose to enforce immigration against alleged gang members.

The name of terrorism is usually allocated to groups such as Al Qaeda and ISIS, which uses violence for political ends-and not for money-focused crime rings such as cartridges in Latin America.

But the Trump administration argues that international ties and group operations – including drug trafficking, smuggling migrants and violent payment to expand their lands – call for appointment.

Earlier this month, the Trump government announced that it would double to 50 million dollars A reward for the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicholas MaduroHe accused him of being one of the largest Narco pioneers in the world and working with the cartridges to flood the United States with cocaine fentanel.

The Press Office of the Venezuela government did not respond to a request to comment from AP on the deployment of American destroyers. But without mentioning the ships, Foreign Minister Ivan Jill rejected, in a statement on Tuesday, the accusations of the drug administration in the Trump administration against Venezuela.

Jill said: “Venezuela in Washington is charged with drug trafficking for her lack of credibility and the failure of her policies in the region,” Gil said. “While Washington threatens, Venezuela progresses steadily in peace and sovereignty, which indicates that the real activity against crime is achieved by respecting the independence of its peoples. Every aggressive statement confirms the inability of imperialism to subjugate free people and kings.”

The statement was followed by the government’s decision to prohibit a temporary purchase, sale and operation of drones in the airspace in Venezuela. In 2018, armed drones exploded with explosives near Maduro in a clear assassination attempt while making a letter to hundreds of soldiers who are broadcast live on TV.

On Monday, Maduro said that the United States increased its threats against Venezuela and She announced the planned publication Of more than 4.5 million militia members throughout the country. The militias were created by President Hugo Chavez at the time to integrate volunteers who can help the armed forces defend external and local attacks.

“The empire has become angry and its threats of peace and calm for Venezuela,” Maduro said in an event in Karacas, without mentioning any specific action.

Maduro was charged with a federal court in New York in 2020, during the first Trump presidency, along with many allies close to federal charges of wearing terrorism and conspiracy to import cocaine. The United States has made a $ 15 million reward for his arrest at the time.