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Trump Officials Secretly Discussed Possible Coup With Venezuelan Officers

Trump officials held a series of covert meetings with Venezuelan military officers over the last year to discuss plans to overthrow President Nicolás Maduro, according to a report by The New York Times published Saturday. Participants in the talks, including anonymous U.S. officials and a former Venezuelan military commander who is on the U.S. sanctions list of corrupt officials in Venezuela. “We have many options for Venezuela, including a possible military option, if necessary,” Trump said last year.

Maduro Survives Drone Attack, Says Suspects Captured

An assassination attempt was made against President Nicolas Maduro when he was speaking at at an army commemoration and a celebration of the National Guard’s 81st anniversary. The attempted assassination used several drones packed with explosives. Venezuelan journalist Roman Camacho reported citing “unofficial sources,” that the dronewere loaded with the explosive C4. Maduro was not hurt but seven National Guard soldiers were injured. An unknown group, Soldiers in Shirts, has taken responsibility for the attack. Their declaration was read by a right-wing journalist from Miami. Maduro has blamed the closest ally of the United States, Colombia.

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