Donald Trump dismissed John Bolton, his controversial national security adviser

US President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday the dismissal of his national security adviser, John Bolton, stressing hisstrong disagreements"with" many of his suggestions ".

"I informed John Bolton last night that his services at the White House were no longer needed." Strong disagreement with many of his suggestions, as well as other members of the government, "Trump said in a message posted on his Twitter account.

Bolton, known for his warring stances regarding North Korea and Iran, was the third person to hold this post since Trump's arrival at the White House in January 2017, after Michael Flynn and HR McMaster. President also blamed him failure of its strategy vis-à-vis Venezuela.

In recent years, rumors of disputes have multiplied, especially between Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

The former manager reacted to his dismissal on the same social network by sending a brief message. "I offered my resignation last night and President Trump said," Let's talk about it tomorrow, "Bolton said.

John Bolton was one of the promoters of the false dispute over weapons of mbad destruction that led to the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

In 2006, the former advisor had to leave his post as US ambbadador to the UN after only 14 months, due to the US Senate's refusal to confirm it definitively to provide for that. post.

The democratic opposition has blocked his candidacy because of his allegations of intimidating subordinates during his stay in the State Department and his alleged attempts to ignore or suppress intelligence information. with whom he was not in agreement.

John Bolton, an ultraconservative hawk of a militarist cut

Bolton, the recently sacked national security advisor, has taken a breakthrough at the White House: the desperation of US President Donald Trump, with his belligerent positions on North Korea, Venezuela or Iran.

Bolton, 70, has arrived as a "hawk" militarist and is going after reiterating the naming. "He has strong positions on things, but it's good – in fact, I'm softening John, which is pretty surprising," Trump told reporters ironically last May.

Despite rapprochement with North Korea and Trump's historic highs with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Bolton continued to defend the hard hand with this country and he was accused of torpedoing the negotiations.

With Iran, he repeatedly suggested the possibility of direct action against Tehran; and in Venezuela, he appeared once with an apparently visible notebook in which the number of soldiers that could be deployed on the Colombian border was registered against a hypothetical military intervention.

In Latin America, he is also responsible for the formulation of the term "troika of tyranny", referring to Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.

The former diplomat, who also often commented on Fox, Trump's favorite television channel, finally managed to lead the National Security Council in March 2018, the White House body charged with centralizing the political foreign and American security and advise the president on this.

Interestingly, the most distinctive physical feature of Bolton, his city with white mustaches, is also the one that would have delayed his entry into government: the president does not like facial hairand it was an important factor when he was thrown several times as possible secretary of state.

Behind the iconic mustache is an ultra-conservative ideologue, vehement defender of "national interest" and known critic of the International Criminal Court and the United Nations: in 1994, he declared that "nothing would happen" if ten floors building building disappeared. UN in New York.

This did not prevent him from working in this same international institution for more than a year, as former President George W. Bush (2001-2009) appointed him ambbadador to the UN in August 2005, taking advantage of a Senate break that had refused to confirm it for the post.

Born in Baltimore, Maryland in 1948, Bolton earned a doctorate in law from Yale University in 1974 and enlisted in the National Guard, but did not participate in the Vietnam War and is credited with the nomination "I did not want to lose my life in the rice paddy of an Asian country".

Married and father of a daughter, Bolton held a senior position in the Justice Department of the Ronald Reagan Government and the state under that of George H. W. Bush. He then pbaded through conservative centers Manhattan Institute and American Enterprise Institute.

Although many call him a neoconservative, Bolton describes himself as a "libertarian" who prefers "freedom to democracy".

The goal of John Bolton that triggered panic in Venezuela

At the beginning of the year, Bolton was not careful to hide the notes that he wore in his notebook at a press conference to announce new sanctions against Venezuela.

"5000 soldiers in Colombia"said the note published at a press conference during which the US official was questioned about a possible US military intervention in Venezuela. In this regard, Bolton reaffirmed, maintaining the line last week, that "all options" were on the table.