Venezuela VP Refutes Trinidad’s Nuclear Threat Claim

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Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has responded to Trinidad and Tobago’s Minister of Housing Phillip Edward Alexander’s remarks that India could step in to defend the Caribbean island against Venezuela. Rodríguez rebuked the notion, asserting that the only ‘nuclear bomb’ has been on the brain of Trinidad and Tobago’s new government. She urged the island nation to prioritize its people and renounce allegiance to the US, which she accuses of intending to seize Venezuela’s vast energy resources. Alexander had previously suggested that India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, held Trinidad in his hands and would ‘nuke’ Venezuela if needed. Alexander later clarified his comments were hyperbolic and assured that Trinidad and Tobago was ‘well protected.’

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