Venezuela made a military training day on the streets on Saturday to prepare civilians to an eventual aggression from the United States, while President Donald Trump threatened Caracas with “incalculable” consequences if he does not accept the return of deported migrants.
Venezuela militarily trains civilians before an eventual US attack
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