The U.S. Offered Maduro Safe Exit in Exchange for Immediate Resignation

The United States sent a proposal to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro providing security guarantees on the condition of his immediate resignation and departure from the country. According to official structures, the proposal concerned Maduro himself as well as members of his family. Washington stated its readiness to ensure safe conditions for departure and residence outside Venezuela upon fulfillment of the agreed requirements. According to sources, the proposal included the necessity of immediately stepping down from presidential powers and transferring responsibilities to temporary structures that could ensure a political transition. The condition also included the absence of delays in implementing the agreement. During discussions, it was emphasized that the provision of guarantees would be possible only through compliance with the agreed procedures. According to negotiation data, Maduro rejected the proposal, indicating the need for additional conditions. He stated his readiness to consider stepping down only if granted global amnesty covering his inner circle, as well as under the condition of retaining influence over the armed forces. Additionally, he requested more time to consider options concerning future political structures. The United States did not accept the conditions he proposed, emphasizing that their offer was limited in scope and excluded any additional guarantees that could influence the process of political transition. According to official statements, Washington considers adherence to mechanisms aimed at ensuring stability and preventing escalation necessary. During consultations, issues related to the political situation in Venezuela and possible ways to create conditions for future political processes were discussed. According to the U.S. side, the proposal was intended to create an opportunity for a peaceful transition that could minimize risks of internal instability. U.S. representatives emphasize that further actions will depend on the response of the Venezuelan leadership and its willingness to agree to parameters viewed as necessary for initiating the transition period. Negotiations on possible security guarantees are taking place amid continued political uncertainty. The United States states that its general position remains unchanged and includes the need for political changes aimed at forming new conditions for the functioning of state structures. According to official statements, discussions regarding guarantees are limited in scope and depend on meeting key requirements. Venezuelan authorities are considering their options for further actions; however, at this moment, no decision to accept the proposal has been made. Analytical groups continue assessing possible consequences of the proposed measures for the political and economic environment. Following discussions, the sides agreed to maintain contact in the established format, but no final agreements were reached. It is expected that further consultations will depend on the internal dynamics of the situation. Washington continues to consider possible response options to developments in Venezuela, including diplomatic measures aimed at resolving the political crisis. U.S. representatives indicate that they are considering various approaches related to ensuring security and maintaining international commitments. According to official sources, additional information on subsequent steps will be provided after further consultations.

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