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Trump agrees to hold talks with Maduro but does not ‘rule out’ ground attack in Venezuela

Trump said that he would be open to speaking directly with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro at a “certain time,” indicating he sees a possible path forward that doesn’t rely on airstrikes or sending commandos to remove Maduro

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