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Putin “Ready To Respond” To Venezuela’s Call For Help, Maduro Mocks “14 Weeks of Gringo Threats” |4k

Russian President Vladimir Putin has publicly declared that Moscow is ready to respond to requests for assistance from Venezuela, underscoring the strong military technical ties between Russia and Venezuela and signalling potential escalation amid US regional military moves. Meanwhile, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has criticized what he calls four months of “Gringo threats” from the United States, accusing Washington of mounting pressure on his country under the guise of counter drug operations and regime change ambitions. :00 – INTRODUCTION03:27 – RUSSIA ‘MAY SUPPLY’ HYPERSONIC MISSILES TO VENEZUELA04:39 – NOT A HOLLYWOOD MOVIE WHERE RAMBO WINS EVERYTHING”n18oc_crux n18oc_world

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