Donald Trump has escalated tensions by warning Iran not to shoot protesters and stating that he would "come to their rescue". The US President made the comments during a meeting with oil executives in Washington, while discussing his plans for Venezuela.
Trump promised oil giants "total safety, total security" in Venezuela, aiming to persuade them to invest $100 billion in the country's infrastructure after US forces toppled Nicolás Maduro from power. Many of the executives expressed support for the Trump administration's actions in Venezuela last weekend and hinted that they stood ready to invest.
The President also warned Greenland is not up for lease and threatened to take military action if Russia or China occupy it, repeating his frequent refrain that he "saved" Nato. When asked why federal officials are not working with local authorities on the investigation into the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, Trump said Minnesota officials were "crooked".
Trump promised oil giants "total safety, total security" in Venezuela, aiming to persuade them to invest $100 billion in the country's infrastructure after US forces toppled Nicolás Maduro from power. Many of the executives expressed support for the Trump administration's actions in Venezuela last weekend and hinted that they stood ready to invest.
The President also warned Greenland is not up for lease and threatened to take military action if Russia or China occupy it, repeating his frequent refrain that he "saved" Nato. When asked why federal officials are not working with local authorities on the investigation into the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, Trump said Minnesota officials were "crooked".