US Will Act “decisively” If Russia Takes Missiles To Venezuela And Cuba

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Jake Sullivan, assessor de segurança nacional do presidente americano, Joe Biden

Jake Sullivan, national security adviser to US President Joe Biden, speaks to the press| Photo: EFE/EPA/JIM LO SCALZO

The United States will respond in a “decisive” way if Russia takes missiles or military infrastructure to Venezuela and Cuba, said this Thursday (17) Jake Sullivan, National Security Adviser to US President Joe Biden.

At a press conference, Sullivan added that the issue was not discussed during talks between Washington and Moscow last week and said it could be a “bluff” by Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Riabkov that should not be taken too seriously. “If Russia moves in this direction, we will deal with her decisively,” Sullivan said at a White House press conference, without elaborating on his answer.
Speaking this Thursday to the Russian international television channel “RTVI”, Riabkov said that The US and NATO rejected Russia’s demands on security guarantees and ruled out a prompt resumption of negotiations with the West.

Asked about Moscow’s response measures, the Russian diplomat did not rule out the installation of military infrastructure in Cuba and Venezuela: “I don’t want to confirm anything or rule anything out”, he declared.

When asked about the matter, the chairman of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer, considered “worrying” the possibility of Russia transferring missiles to these countries.

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The United States will respond in a “decisive” way if Russia takes missiles or military infrastructure to Venezuela and Cuba, said this Thursday (17) Jake Sullivan, National Security Adviser to US President Joe Biden.

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