Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy in Caracas: Trump Toppled the Venezuelan Regime Without an Invasion
Christopher Ruddy, CEO of the U.S. television network Newsmax, praised U.S. President Donald Trump during a visit to Caracas, calling him a "new great liberator".
Speaking to Newsmax journalist Rob Schmitt in front of the monument to Simon Bolivar, Ruddy stated that Trump had "toppled the regime" in Venezuela "without an invasion".
"We are here in the shadow of the great monument to Simon Bolivar, the great liberator. Now we have a new great liberator, Donald Trump, don't we? President Trump almost miraculously brought down the regime. He did it without an invasion, with just a single military strike", Ruddy said.
He added that local residents they spoke with in public squares and on the streets were enthusiastic about Trump's actions.
Commenting on recent developments in the country, Ruddy noted that everyday life in Caracas remains largely unchanged and that citizens are optimistic about the new leadership and the countr's future.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated at the opening of the renovated high school in Mladenovac that a highway will be built from Mali Pozarevac to Mladenovac, reducing travel time to Belgrade to just half an hour.
In a major police operation in Skopje and the Strumica region, dozens of tons of marijuana have been seized. Authorities say the operation is still ongoing and that they are coordinating with Serbia.
It should be recalled that the United States carried out a military strike on Caracas on January 3, during which President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were arrested and transferred to New York, where they are standing trial for alleged involvement in drug trafficking.
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