Maduro accused Trump of trying to “change the regime” in Venezuela – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro accused his US counterpart of trying to arrange a “regime change” in Caracas, according to Mehr News Agency.

Maduro has emphasized that if US forces stationed on the Caribbean coast attack Venezuela, the constitution will declare “a nationwide ready”.

The statement came after the Trump administration’s move to increase US military presence in Venezuelan waters with the aim of dealing with the threat of Latin American drug cartels.

Washington did not mention planned ground rape, but thousands of military personnel have been sent to the Caribbean coast, and the Maduro government has sent more than 1,800 troops along the coast of the country with Colombia, as well as calling for Venezuelan people to join militant forces.

Pointing out that the deployment and deployment of US forces will lead to tension that he has called “irrational, unjustified, immoral and completely criminal and bloody threats”, he emphasized: “We have been prepared to support this maximum military pressure.”

Venezuelan President, who has accused his American counterpart of trying to “change the regime” in Venezuela, warned him that military action in Caracas would “put the hand of the tram soaked the blood.”

Vitors and AFP quoted sources earlier quoting sources as saying that three US warships, deployed to Venezuelan’s near -Waters Donald Trump, will be deployed in the area by the end of the week; This is part of Washington’s efforts to combat drug trafficking from Latin America!

The dispatch of these warships came after the Trump administration has intensified the pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Washington recently increased the amount of prize for his arrest to $ 5 million by claiming Maduro’s cooperation with cocaine and drug trafficking gangs!

News sources have said that a blue-laundry ship consisting of three Igis-class missile destroyers will move to the Venezuelan coast and reach their destination by Sunday next week.

Two informed sources, who did not want to be named, told Reuters that the three destroyers carry 3 troops, including 1,600 US Marines.