Sources indicate that formerPresident Donald Trump conveyed a direct ultimatum to Venezuelan leader Maduro: relinquish power – and depart the nation – without delay.
As stated in reports, the U.S. leader reportedly held a phone call with his South American counterpart, who is the focus of a sustained pressure campaign that has featured a substantial naval deployment off Venezuela's northern coast.
"You have the chance to protect yourself and your inner circle, but you have to leave the country now," the U.S. president allegedly declared, providing guaranteed security for Maduro, his wife and his son "conditional on he agreed to resign immediately."
However, the Venezuelan leader reportedly declined to resign on the spot and is said to have presented a list of conditions, such as international legal immunity and the right to give up political control while retaining command of the military.
This development constitutes the latest escalation of tensions between the two countries. On Monday, Trump allegedly met with his leading foreign policy team to discuss the Venezuela issue, though details of that gathering were not disclosed.
Upon being asked about the conversation, Trump was quoted as remarking, "I can't say it went well or badly, it was a phone call." Neither the American nor Venezuelan governments have released further details about the topics discussed during the remarkable dialogue, which reportedly occurred in late November.
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