Trump halts Venezuela diplomatic talks, paves way for military action

President Trump has suspended diplomatic discussions with Venezuela in his attempt to end the drug trafficking and the model in the United States, according to a report issued by the New York Times.

The executor was martyred with American officials and claimed that Trump closed the door in the negotiations, and may retract military action against drug dealers, cartele ships, or the government of President Nicholas Maduro.

According to the report, Richard Greenil, the Special Presidential Envoy who was leading talks with Maduro, was informed on October 2. Diplomatic communication must stop.

“We will see what is happening,” Trump says when asked about the possibility of hitting Venezuela amid the increasing tensions

During a meeting with senior military commanders, it was reported that Trump called Mr. Greenil directly and delivered the new order.

According to what the president’s felt stated, his patience has been impatient for what the administration considers the Venezuelan racist.

Reports said that in September, Maduro wrote a letter to Trump and denied Venezuela the drugs that were smuggled. View more negotiations with the United States through Greenil.

Officials also told the New York Times that the president felt frustrated by Maduro’s refusal to step down.

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

A charging container with 400 pounds of cocaine was discovered off the coast of Trinidad and Tobago in March 2025. (The US Treasury)

The Trump Maduro administration has accused the “NARCO”, which indicates it for drug smuggling and providing a $ 50 million reward for his arrest.

Senior officials said that many plans were developed, including potential operations that aim to remove Maduro from power.

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

Atlanta Anti -Drug Administration has seized more than 1,000 metaphors associated with the new violent Cartel Gallisco. (Fox News)

Foreign Minister and National Security Adviser Marco Rubio Maduro described as “fugitive from American justice” and “illegal leader” in the past.

The last step comes amid the escalation of American military activity and strikes against the supposed kartel boats near the Venezuelan waters.

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Last month, the administration officially informed congress that the United States was working in a “armed conflict” with drug gangs, as the Kartel members identified as “illegal fighters.”

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