Venezuela Open to US Talks on Drug Trafficking Amid CIA Strike Uncertainty

Venezuela’s President Maduro Offers to Discuss US Drug Trafficking Concerns

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has stated that his country is open to discussing the issue of drug trafficking with the United States. However, he did not provide further details on what specific topics would be addressed in these talks.

According to reports, Maduro made this statement during a recent interview. The US had been conducting a campaign to pressure Venezuela into taking action against drug trafficking.

In another report, Maduro was quoted as saying that the US “invented” accusations of Venezuelan involvement in drug trafficking. This claim comes amid ongoing tensions between the two countries.

Additionally, it has been reported that Maduro gave an interview about possible Trump olive branch days before he was captured by US forces. The details of this interview are not clear.

It is also worth noting that Maduro has expressed willingness to have “serious talks” with President Donald Trump on the issue of drug trafficking.

The exact nature and scope of these proposed discussions remain unclear at this time.

Source: Google News World