John Bolton: "Maduro incorporates foreign terrorists and" collectives "to weaken the Venezuelan army"

John Bolton, US Councilor for National Security, Tuesday issued another message on his Twitter account to Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López.

"General Vladimir Padrino: Maduro incorporates foreign terrorists and arms" collective "to weaken the Venezuelan army, undermining the Constitution and the territorial integrity of Venezuela The Bolivarian national armed forces must protect the people from Venezuela "Bolton wrote in his social network account.

In recent days, Bolton, one of the key representatives of the Trump government who spoke out against Nicolás Maduro's regime, sent several messages to Padrino López, the chief of Venezuelan military forces.

"General Vladimir Padrino: all eyes are on you today. Support the Venezuelan army in its constitutional responsibility to protect innocent civilians who demonstrate peacefully. Do not let Cubans or "collectives" inflict violence on Venezuelan patriotsBolton said last Saturday hours before the start of a mbadive opposition march in the country, convened by interim President Juan Guaidó.

On the other hand, Bolton too He accused the "Cuban regime" of being "the main accomplice" of the Maduro regime on Saturday and warned that the United States was "ready to demand accountability" from anyone who supported the crackdown in that country. ;South America.

"The Cuban regime has been the main accomplice of the theft of Venezuelan wealth and resources by Maduro and a partner in the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela."He discussed Bolton in a message disclosed via your Twitter account.

The advisor concluded the text by saying that the United States was "willing to demand from any country or company a responsibility that facilitates the repression of the Venezuelan people".

The US Treasury Department on Friday announced economic sanctions against 34 cargo ships dedicated to transporting oil from Venezuela to Cuba, as part of a new measure of pressure against Maduro.

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel called the new US sanctions "an act of extraterritoriality" and "imperial arrogance" to consider an escalation of pressure with regard to Maduro.

"The United States on Friday sanctioned vessels and companies involved in the transportation of fuel between Cuba and Venezuela, a legal activity governed by trade agreements, which constitute an act of extraterritoriality, interference and misappropriation. Imperial arrogance, "wrote Díaz-Canel. in your Twitter account.