Trams says that Venezuelan planes will be “dropped” if they are at risk in our ships

President Donald Trump warned that if Venezuelan planes fly over US Naval ships and “put in a dangerous situation, they will be shot down.”

US officials told BBC BS News that his warning came after Venezuela flew military planes near an American ship off South America for the second time in two days.

Reports followed an American strike against what Trump officials said was a “drug that carries drugs from Venezuela” run by a gang, killing 11 people.

President Nicholas Maduro said that the US’s allegations over Venezuela are not correct and that the differences between countries do not justify the “military conflict.”

“Venezuela was always ready to speak, to participate in the dialogue, but we are asking for respect,” he added.

When correspondents at the Oval Office were asked on Friday, what would happen if Venezuelan planes flew over American ships again, Trump said that Venezuela would be in a “problem”.

Trump told the general, standing beside him, that he could do anything he wants if the situation escalates.

Since his return to office in January, Trump has stabbed his anti -drug efforts in Latin America.

Maduro accused the United States of searching for “regime change through military threat.”

When asked about the comments, Trump said, “We are not talking about it,” but they mentioned what he called “very strange elections” in Venezuela. Maduro performed the oath for his third term in January After the disputed elections.

Trump went on to say that “drugs are flowing” in the United States from Venezuela and that the members of Trine de Aragoa – a banned gang as a terrorist organization in the United States – were living in the United States.

The US military has moved to support its forces in the southern Caribbean, including by deploying additional naval ships and thousands of American naval and sailors to stop the drug flow.

The White House said on Friday that the United States is sending 10 F-35 combat aircraft to Puerto Rico.

When asked about the accumulation of military origins in the Caribbean Sea region, Trump said: “I think it is strong. We are strong on the drug. We do not want drugs to kill our people.”

Trump has been a long -standing critic from Maduro. US President Bonus For information that leads to the arrest of the Venezuelan leader to 50 million dollars (37.2 million pounds) in August, accusing him of “one of the largest Narco pioneers in the world.”

During the first period of Trump, the United States government accused Maduro and other high -ranking Venezuelan officials who have a set of crimes, including terrorism in terrorism, corruption and drug trafficking.

Maduro previously rejected the demands of the United States.