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01.11.25 - 03:30
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Maduro Urgently Seeks Military Aid From Russia & China With US Bulls-Eye On Venezuela (ZeroHedge)
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Maduro Urgently Seeks Military Aid From Russia & China With US Bulls-Eye On Venezuela
President Trump said on Friday that he's yet to make a final decision on launching a military attack on Venezuela, but President Nicolás Maduro is not waiting around while taking the US leader's word on it.
Maduro is reportedly urgently reaching out to Russia, China, and Iran for any possible military aid, including defense items which may have already been negotiated or are in the works. The Washington Post says it's obtained internal documents showing such recent and high-stakes requests.
Sputnik via AP
"Amid a buildup of American forces in the Caribbean, Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro is reaching out to Russia, China and Iran to enhance its worn military capabilities and solicit assistance, requesting defensive radars, aircraft repairs and potentially missiles, according to internal U.S. government documents obtained by The Washington Post," the publication reports.
"The reque...
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31.10.25 - 22:48
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Oil Steadies as Traders Weigh US Moves on Venezuela, Oversupply (Bloomberg)
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Oil steadied to end the week, with OPEC+ expected to focus on another modest output increase when key members convene this weekend and as US President Donald Trump denied that he was planning a military strike on Venezuela. Oil prices were up earlier in the session on reports that the US plans to perform military strikes on targets in Venezuela that include military facilities used to smuggle drugs, according to the Wall Street Journal and the Miami Herald, citing US officials and people familiar with the matter. Trump later denied the report, and contradicted his own past statements that he was preparing land attacks after a series of boat strikes, causing futures to ease. Ellen Wald, President of Transversal Consulting and Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss. She speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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31.10.25 - 22:01
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ROUNDUP: Trump verneint Frage zu Angriffen in Venezuela (DPA-AFX)
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WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Im Kampf gegen Drogenkartelle beabsichtigt US-Präsident Donald Trump nach eigenen Worten vorerst keine Angriffe innerhalb von Venezuela. Auf die Frage, ob er entsprechende Manöver erwäge, sagte er auf seinem Flug nach Florida: "Nein, ......
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31.10.25 - 15:36
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Oil Spikes On Reports US Military Attacks On Venezuela Imminent, Just ′Hours′ Or ′Days′ Away (ZeroHedge)
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Oil Spikes On Reports US Military Attacks On Venezuela Imminent, Just 'Hours' Or 'Days' Away
New Friday morning reporting says that President Trump has made the decision to attack Venezuela, ahead of which has seen an unprecedented US military build-up in the South Caribbean, and has included redeploying the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier group from the Mediterranean to join operations off Venezuela.
The planned attacks against Venezuelan military installations are being reported in The Miami Herald and The Wall Street Journal, both which describe the impending assault as imminent.
via US Navy
"The Trump Administration has made the decision to attack military installations inside Venezuela and the strikes could come at any moment, sources with knowledge of the situation told the Miami Herald, as the U.S. prepares to initiate the next stage of its campaign against the Soles drug cartel," Miami Herald writes.
The will "seek to destroy military installations used by the drug-traff...
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