21.09.2025 00:44
U.S. President Donald Trump demanded that the Venezuelan government accept prisoners that the U.S. wants to deport, using strong language. In a statement that sounded like a threat, Trump said, "Accept them immediately, or the price you will pay will be of unimaginable proportions."
US President Donald Trump demanded that the Venezuelan government accept the prisoners that the US wants to deport, in a stern tone.
CALL FOR THE RETURN OF PRISONERS TO VENEZUELA: ACCEPT THEM IMMEDIATELY
In a statement on his social media account, Trump said, "We demand that Venezuela immediately accept prisoners, including those from the world's worst mental hospitals."
"THE PRICE YOU WILL PAY WILL BE OF INCALCULABLE DIMENSIONS"
Not shying away from threatening Venezuela, Trump continued his remarks with the following statements: "These individuals have been forcibly sent to the US by the Venezuelan 'regime.' Thousands of people have been severely injured or even lost their lives because of these 'monsters.' Accept them immediately, or the price you will pay will be of incalculable dimensions."
NO DETAILS YET
The US President has not yet provided any details regarding the steps he will take against the prisoners mentioned and the Venezuelan government.
ACTIVITY IN THE CARIBBEAN
US President Donald Trump had previously issued an executive order directing the military to be used more extensively and effectively in the fight against Latin American drug cartels. In this context, the US had sent warships named USS Gravely, USS Jason Dunham, and USS Sampson to the coasts of Venezuela at the end of August.
In response, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced that he had mobilized 4.5 million militia forces in the country and was ready to "repel any attack." US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the US military was prepared for a regime change operation in Venezuela.
The US warships stationed in the region had sunk two boats allegedly carrying drugs that had set sail from Venezuela in attacks carried out at different times.