Sources indicate that formerPresident Trump delivered a blunt ultimatum to Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro: leave office – and depart the nation – at once.
According to accounts, the U.S. leader allegedly held a telephone conversation with his Venezuelan counterpart, who is the target of a prolonged pressure campaign that has included a significant naval deployment off Venezuela's Caribbean coast.
"You can secure your safety and your inner circle, but you must depart from the nation immediately," Trump reportedly declared, promising guaranteed security for Maduro, his wife and his son "only if he consented to step down without delay."
Nevertheless, the Venezuelan president reportedly refused to relinquish power right then and is said to have presented a set of conditions, including global legal immunity and the right to give up civilian authority while maintaining control of the armed forces.
This incident represents the most recent increase of strains between the two nations. On Monday, Trump allegedly convened with his top foreign policy team to discuss the Venezuela issue, though details of that gathering have not been revealed.
Upon being asked about the conversation, Trump was quoted as remarking, "I can't say it was successful or badly, it was a telephone conversation." Not one of the American nor Venezuelan administrations have provided more details about the subjects discussed during the remarkable exchange, which is believed to have happened in late November.
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