Trump met with Rodriguez and wanted Venezuelan oil

The President of the United States Donald trump at a meeting with the authorized President of Venezuela Delcy Rodriguez in new York said about the need to continue oil supplies to the United States and hold elections in the Republic. This is reported by Axios, citing sources in the White House.

According to the portal, trump stressed the importance of continuing to supply oil and maintain good relations. He also pointed to the need for elections, although he did not specify a specific date.

The meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly lasted about 15 minutes. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the two sides discussed restructuring Venezuela’s debt.

Rodriguez visited the U.S. for the first time since U.S. forces attacked facilities in Venezuela on January 3 and removed President Nicolas Maduro. He is charged with involvement in drug trafficking, he did not admit guilt. Since then, Rodriguez has served as head of state.

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