Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has announced his readiness to engage in discussions with the United States on issues related to drug trafficking and oil. Speaking in an interview broadcast on Venezuela’s state television on Thursday, Maduro said he was willing to meet at any place and time preferred by the United States. He also expressed interest in including migration matters in the talks.
The statement came amid heightened tensions between the two countries. The U.S. president had earlier claimed that American forces carried out an attack in a Venezuelan jetty area, a question Maduro avoided addressing. Over the past three months, U.S. naval forces have conducted operations in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific regions against vessels suspected of drug trafficking, resulting in more than 110 deaths. The United States has yet to provide evidence of drug smuggling on those ships.
Additionally, U.S. forces have taken strict actions against oil tankers entering or leaving Venezuela. On December 10, an oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast was seized by U.S. forces, who alleged it was transporting authorized oil from Venezuela and Iran. Venezuela described the incident as an act of international piracy.
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