Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó's U.S. envoy 'welcomes the support of the United States and confirms our government's willingness to begin discussions regarding the cooperation that has been offered.'
Venezuela's U.S.-endorsed opposition has asked the Pentagon's regional military command to support efforts to overthrow the Latin American nation's government and expel the forces of foreign allies.
Vecchio argued that the situation"has national security consequences for Venezuela and among her neighbors, adding that he shared"equal concern" for"the impact of the presence of uninvited foreign forces that place and our country and others at risk," in an apparent reference to Maduro's own global allies, such as Cuba and Russia, who have sent personnel to the socialist-led country.
Washington cut ties with the Venezuelan government in January, recognizing Guaidó's bid for the presidency amid allegations that Maduro had rigged his last election. The U.S. quickly rallied a number of its regional allies, along with key international powers such as the E.U. to join in backing Guaidó. On the other hand, Maduro retained the recognition of fellow leftist-led nations in the region and other major powers abroad such as Russia, China, Iran and Turkey.
"The subversion of democracy and sponsorship of repression in Venezuela by foreign military actors, namely Cuba, Russia, and Iran, will not be tolerated. Those actors are on notice," White House national security adviser John Bolton tweeted on Friday, one of many warnings of a potential escalation by Washington hawks in the weeks since Guaidó's abortive push for power.
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