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[quote:hankie:MV8zOTYyNjM1XzcxNjQ1NTc4XzEyNkUwMjA1] [quote:Presqu'ile:MV8zOTYyNjM1XzFGQzY4REMy] I dunno wtf END GAME on this is damn, this is Some Cuban Missile shit [b][color=red]Russian officials and senior lawmakers have reacted angrily to opposition protests in Venezuela that support opposition leader Juan Guaido’s claim to the presidency. Alexei Pushkov, chairman of the information committee at the Federation Council, on Thursday called Guaido’s declaration “an attempted coup” backed by the U.S. Russia has been propping up incumbent President Nicolas Maduro, who took office for a second term earlier this month, with arms deliveries and loans. Maduro visited Moscow in December, seeking Russia’s political support and financial support. “It’s impossible to imagine that this was spontaneous,” Pushkov said on state-owned Rossiya 24 television station, referring to the opposition protests. “That was a pre-planned action, and it was certainly coordinated by the United States.” President Donald Trump has promised to use the “full weight” of U.S. economic and diplomatic power to push for the restoration of Venezuela’s democracy.[/color][/b] https://apnews.com/91d4ee82bffc4f5e92c29a66f8863b77 [/quote] I guess their last one which had nothing to do with us, see Obama sure did not mention it, where being so hungry they at even the zoo animals. Riots and being shot to death kind of put them off until now. Crazy go here anyone from Russia saying anything as this, they also put off the yoke. [/quote]
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Russian officials and senior lawmakers have reacted angrily to opposition protests in Venezuela that support opposition leader Juan Guaido’s claim to the presidency.
Alexei Pushkov, chairman of the information committee at the Federation Council, on Thursday called Guaido’s declaration “an attempted coup” backed by the U.S.
Russia has been propping up incumbent President Nicolas Maduro, who took office for a second term earlier this month, with arms deliveries and loans. Maduro visited Moscow in December, seeking Russia’s political support and financial support.
“It’s impossible to imagine that this was spontaneous,” Pushkov said on state-owned Rossiya 24 television station, referring to the opposition protests. “That was a pre-planned action, and it was certainly coordinated by the United States.”
President Donald Trump has promised to use the “full weight” of U.S. economic and diplomatic power to push for the restoration of Venezuela’s democracy.
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