…by Jonas E. Alexis
Elliott Abrams, the man who has been creating chaos since the beginning of his political career, has recently sent Russia an ultimatum because it has a military presence in Venezuela. Abrams declared:
“We have a very nice options paper of the various things that can be done in US-Russia relations. The Secretary will be making his choice about how to respond. There is a lot of things that are on the list. So, The Russians will pay a price for this.”
Trump has said similar things.[1] Abrams is mad and sad because Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that “Russian military personnel in Venezuela is implementing bilateral defense agreements and will stay there as long as Moscow and Caracas deem necessary.”
In response to Abrams’ ridiculous statement, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov declared: “I don’t see anything coming from the US diplomatic corps except ultimatums and threats to impose sanctions unless the demands are met. All other tools have vanished from the arsenal of American diplomacy, and that is sad.”
Zakharova added that the United States has no right to tell Russia to pull troops from Venezuela precisely because the United States never keeps his promises, particularly with respect to the debacle in Syria. The Trump administration said that they were going to pull troops from Syria, but they never did.
“Some liken the U.S. to an elephant in a china shop, but those animals behave delicately and reasonably,” Zakharova said. The United States “acts on the international arena more like a cowboy in the Louvre Museum.”[2]
Certainly Russia will not allow the United States and other New World Order entities to create chaos in Venezuela. This means that NWO agents will more than likely receive another defeat in the region.
- [1] “Russia needs to get out of Venezuela: Trump tells Putin to pull his troops out of strife-torn country as he holds surprise Oval Office meeting with the 26-year-old journalist wife of the U.S.-recognized president,” Daily Mail, March 27, 2019.
- [2] “Russia scoffs at U.S. demand that it pull troops from Venezuela,” LA Times, March 27, 2019.
