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Venezuelan President Maduro Says Ready to Talk With US
Venezuelan President Maduro Says Ready to Talk With US
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Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro said on Thursday he was open to cooperation with Washington, as US President Donald Trump said on Monday that the United... 02.01.2026, Sputnik India
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"Wherever they want and whenever they want," Maduro was quoted by AFP as saying about the idea of dialogue with the US on drug trafficking, oil and migration in an interview on state TV.Maduro has not yet confirmed a US land attack on a docking facility in his country that allegedly targeted drug boats, according to US President Donald Trump's comments Monday.Asked point-blank if he confirmed or denied the attack, Maduro dodged the question and said, "This could be something we talk about in a few days."
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Venezuelan President Maduro Says Ready to Talk With US
Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro said on Thursday he was open to cooperation with Washington, as US President Donald Trump said on Monday that the United States "hit" a dock in Venezuela where drugs were allegedly being loaded onto boats.
"Wherever they want and whenever they want," Maduro was quoted by AFP as saying about the idea of dialogue with the US on drug trafficking, oil and migration in an interview on state TV.
Maduro has not yet confirmed a US land attack on a docking facility in his country that allegedly targeted drug boats, according to US President Donald Trump's comments Monday.
Asked point-blank if he confirmed or denied the attack, Maduro dodged the question and said, "This could be something we talk about in a few days."
