Trump tells Venezuela’s Airspace Airspace is ‘Closed in all’ to rise

President Donald Trump Trump said this morning that BumisCuela’s air should be considered “closed” as he weighed military action against the South American nation.

“To all airplanes, pilots, drug dealers, and human traffickers, please consider the airspace above and around Venezuela to be closed on social media.

There was no immediate response from Venezuela, which maintains its overpace salsspace authority, for the post. Flight tracking data appeared to show a handful of planes were still over the country on Saturday.

A number of airlines began rerouting flights away from Venezuela’s airspace earlier this month, and the US Federal Aviation Administration has issued a warning of “heightened military activity” in the area.

On Wednesday, Venezuela’s Civilian Civil authorities were removed and withheld the rights of six commercial elections accused of saving the United States bid and

On Thursday, Trump said we won’t be “very long”

In the words of Thanksgiving to our troops around the world, Trump Sweeting Wing Ud Oirsid Carkin Demin Demi Force Force to work for “Venezuelan Trade Deser” and we are going to stop by sea. “We first stopped by the sea.”

“Also, the land is easy, but it will start again,” the President added, speaking from his Mar-Marag.

At the moment, the President has explained the presence of the US military in the region, refting the pressure on Venezuela by attacking Parahuura, early September. The military has released nearly two known devenens on a ship it says is drug-spewing, killing at least 82 people.

The USS GERTD R. Ford, a major aircraft carrier, arrived in the Caribbean Sea on Sunday, bringing US military forces to the area that have already been attacked.

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Maduro has pursued such a feeling for the drug trade and has accused the US of the “cloth” of war against him.