Colombia responded to Bolton's words about sending 5 thousands of US troops
On Twitter, a statement from national security adviser to the president John Bolton, in which he talks about the transfer of thousands of troops to Colombia by 5, appeared on Twitter.
In particular, Bolton’s statement is given by a man named Rao Komar, a research fellow at the journal. Network science, as well as a former employee of the notorious structure Bellingcat.
Here's what it looks like published this man is the statement of John Bolton. More precisely, the speech is not about the statement, but about the words of Bolton, recorded in his notebook during the briefing on the situation in Venezuela:
The Colombian authorities, who announced a couple of days ago that they would not give the US Army its territory in the event of a military operation against Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela, had to react. However, the reaction, like the formulations themselves, turned out to be somewhat streamlined.
The Colombian Foreign Ministry said that "the values and reasons for the mention of Bolton Colombia in this context, official Bogota are unknown." At the same time, it was added that Colombia is ready to cooperate with Washington on topics important for both countries.
Earlier it was reported that more than a hundred Israeli soldiers had been sent to another country in South America - Brazil. According to official data, they will be involved in the search and rescue operation in Brazil in connection with the breakthrough of the dam and numerous victims.
Meanwhile, military experts have suggested that the American authorities may make an attempt to create a kind of “Venezuelan coalition” - like the one that operates in Syria.
On the official page of the US Army on Facebook appeared a banner with the inscription "The Army is ready!"
For what?
In particular, Bolton’s statement is given by a man named Rao Komar, a research fellow at the journal. Network science, as well as a former employee of the notorious structure Bellingcat.
Here's what it looks like published this man is the statement of John Bolton. More precisely, the speech is not about the statement, but about the words of Bolton, recorded in his notebook during the briefing on the situation in Venezuela:
Afghanistan - Welcome to the talks. 5000 military personnel - to Colombia.
The Colombian authorities, who announced a couple of days ago that they would not give the US Army its territory in the event of a military operation against Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela, had to react. However, the reaction, like the formulations themselves, turned out to be somewhat streamlined.
The Colombian Foreign Ministry said that "the values and reasons for the mention of Bolton Colombia in this context, official Bogota are unknown." At the same time, it was added that Colombia is ready to cooperate with Washington on topics important for both countries.
Earlier it was reported that more than a hundred Israeli soldiers had been sent to another country in South America - Brazil. According to official data, they will be involved in the search and rescue operation in Brazil in connection with the breakthrough of the dam and numerous victims.
Meanwhile, military experts have suggested that the American authorities may make an attempt to create a kind of “Venezuelan coalition” - like the one that operates in Syria.
On the official page of the US Army on Facebook appeared a banner with the inscription "The Army is ready!"
For what?
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