Venezuela finished the conversation in Karacas between President Nicolas Maduro and the Trump administration and liberated six American prisoners.
The release of a man was published in social media by Donald Trump and his special envoy Richard Grenell.
Grenell, who published six plane photos online, thanked Trump by phone.
Previously, the White House agreed or urged the Venezuela to release “American hostages” and to receive a Venezuela criminal who was expelled by the United States.
GRENELL did not name six men who seemed to wear a light blue costume used in the Venezuela prison system.
“We went home with these six American citizens on a wheel,” Grenell posted on X.
Trump welcomed the movement in a separate position, saying that Grenel is bringing six hostages from Venezuela.
In January, Karacas announced that it has occupied a “mercenary” group, including American citizens.
Venezuela’s state -owned media said he respected Trump’s discussion with his envoy.
After the meeting, Maduro said the talks had a “zero agenda” and found a “new beginning of bilateral relations” with the United States.
But the White House reporter Karoline Leavitt, the White House reporter, said Grenel’s visit early Friday was not to recognize Maduro as a legitimate leader in Banuela.
MADURO was a third term of Venezuela last month, and his objection and the international community swore six months after his lost election.
The official results of the July 2024 were widely rejected by the international community, including the United States.
