Trump is mysteriously answering questions about Venezuela’s hitting

president Donald Trump On Sunday, mysteriously responded to questions about the capabilities of the United States, which hit Venezuela in the United States, as well as additional drug formation boats amid increasing tensions between the two countries.

Trump answered several questions about Venezuela while talking to the correspondents in Morestown, New Jersey, on Sunday – including the possibility of hitting the country and whether he was afraid to escalate President Nicholas Maduro.

“We will see what is happening,” Trump said on Sunday in response to a question about the possibility of Latin America’s strike. “Look, Venezuela Gang members, drug and drug dealers send us. This is unacceptable. “

The Pentagon says that Venezuelan military planes invade the US Navy in a “very provocative” move.

The president also said that the number Boat It has decreased dramatically on the coast of Venezuela, where its administration recently strengthened the presence of the US Navy.

“We will see what is happening,” Trump told reporters for the second time when asked whether he intended to make additional strikes on Venezuelan. Drugs. “Certainly, there are not many boats there. … there was a very little bit of boat movement.”

Trump wins the strike while Maduro launches the military “threat” off Venezuela

When asked on Sunday if he was concerned about a possible escalation from Maduro, who described some of Trump illegal behavior, Trump referred to millions of drug deaths that occurred in the United States last year.

“What is illegal is the drug on the boat, the drugs that are sent to our country and the fact that 300 million people died last year from the drug, and this is illegal,” Trump fired.

Trump announces that the US military has made a “deadly strike” on a Venezuelan drug boat in the Caribbean region

The notes come from Trump amid the escalating tensions after an American military strike was blown up earlier this month, the Venezuelan drug boat in the southern Caribbean, leaving nearly ten terrorists suspected of TDA. On Saturday, Foreign Minister of Venezuela accused the US Navy to climb to the Tuna boat with nine fishermen in Venezuelan waters, according to Associated Press.

“Many drugs come out of Venezuela. Many Train de Aragoa,” Trump told reporters. “They are trying to go out, but we successfully stop them on the border in Venezuela.”

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In February, the Trump administration also identified drug cartel groups such as Trin de Aragoa, Cartel Sinalua and others as foreign terrorist organizations.