American President Donald Trump has urged Venezuela to immediately accept the return of prisoners and those interned in psychiatric hospitals, whom he accuses of having been "pushed" in the U.S. He threatened that, otherwise, the "price" for Venezuela will be "incalculable." In the context of rising tensions, the U.S. has intensified diplomatic and military pressure, deploying warships and F-35 aircraft in the region, accusing Nicolás Maduro's government of drug trafficking. Caracas denies the accusations and considers the American deployment a military threat.
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Trump ameninţă Venezuela cu consecinţe “incalculabile” dacă refuză să preia migranţi
Trump warns of 'incalculable price' if Venezuela won't accept 'prisoners'
Trump threatens Venezuela with 'incalculable' consequences if it doesn't take back migrants
Trump demands Venezuela take action on one of his most outlandish claims – or face an ‘incalculable’ price
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