Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro proposed direct talks with Donald Trump shortly after an American attack on a Venezuelan vessel accused of drug trafficking. In a letter, Maduro challenged the accusations, stating that only 5% of Colombian drugs transit through Venezuela. Although relations are tense, the communication channel with special envoy Richard Grenell remains open. The Trump administration is divided between military and diplomatic options, and Maduro is seeking a favorable solution without appearing to surrender.
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Preşedintele venezuelean Nicolas Maduro se declară dispus la negocieri directe cu emisarul lui Trump, Richard Grenell, după seria de atacuri americane asupra unor ambarcaţiuni venezuelene
Nicolas Maduro cere discuții cu Casa Albă, după atacul american asupra unei nave în Venezuela. Personajul desemnat
Venezuela antrenează civili pentru un posibil atac al SUA. Maduro cere dialog direct cu Washingtonul
Preşedintele venezuelean Nicolas Maduro se declară dispus la negocieri directe cu emisarul lui Trump, Richard Grenell
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