As tensions explode near Venezuela, new allegations are rocking Washington. Former President Donald Trump is facing intense scrutiny after escalating war rhetoric and a massive U.S. military buildup near Venezuelan waters—moves critics say are meant to distract from the looming release of the Epstein files. <br /> <br />Progressive Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) has publicly warned Americans to view Trump’s sudden aggression toward Venezuela in light of the Epstein revelations expected this week. Her comments come as House Republicans abruptly cancel congressional sessions, fueling speculation of a political cover-up. <br /> <br />Trump has openly declared that the U.S. will “take its oil back,” just hours before major military actions intensified near Venezuela. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro fired back, accusing Washington of pursuing oil seizure under the guise of national security and threatening regional retaliation if the U.S. attacks. <br /> <br />With Brazil, Colombia, and Caribbean nations on high alert, fears are growing that the crisis could spiral into a wider regional conflict—while the Epstein scandal continues to close in on Trump back home. <br /> <br />#TrumpEpsteinFiles #AOCExposesTrump #TrumpVenezuelaWar #EpsteinCoverUp #USVenezuelaCrisis #MaduroVsTrump #TrumpOilClaim #VenezuelaOilWar #USMilitaryBuildup #AOCStatement #BreakingNews #TrumpScandal #EpsteinIsland #USWarThreats #VenezuelaConflict #LatinAmericaTensions #MaduroThreatensUS<br /><br />~HT.318~ED.194~
