03.01.2026 19:50
After the attack in Venezuela, U.S. President Donald Trump made statements in front of the cameras. In his first statement in front of the cameras, Trump said, "We will manage Venezuela until a reliable transition process is in place. We want it to happen as quickly as possible, but it will take some time. Because the oil infrastructures are very dangerous. We want peace and justice for the people of Venezuela. What we will do will make the people of Venezuela independent and secure."
US President Donald Trump appeared before cameras for the first time following the attack on Venezuela. Trump, who provided information about the details of the operation, spoke about the fate of Venezuela.
TRUMP: WE WILL GOVERN VENEZUELA DURING THE TRANSITION PROCESS
Trump stated that they would govern Venezuela during the transition process. Trump said, "We will govern Venezuela until a reliable transition process is established. We want peace and justice for the people of Venezuela."
Highlights from Trump's statements are as follows:
"An operation unprecedented since World War II. It was one of the largest and most magnificent operations in US history. We captured Maduro along with his wife. Both are currently facing US law. They are located in the southern part of New York.
They are accused of conducting deadly narcotics operations. They were waiting for us, but we were prepared. Our loss is zero. We didn't even lose any equipment. We used a lot of planes and helicopters. Not a single piece of army equipment was damaged. Most importantly, we did not lose any of our soldiers. There is no equivalent to the equipment we have worldwide.
We captured Maduro in the house where he was located. We will present the evidence we have in the courts."
Details are coming...