U.S. President Donald Trump bid farewell to Florida on Monday by visiting the iconic Venezuelan restaurant «El Arepazo». He briefly interacted with the owners and a group of exiles. Trump entered the establishment, greeted customers, and asked, «Who is from Venezuela? We are here to get food for Air Force One». One of the restaurant's administrators thanked the Republican for his visit, and dozens of people present saw him off with chants of «USA! USA!». «El Arepazo» opened in 2004 and is considered a meeting point for the Venezuelan community established in Florida. Before returning to the White House, Trump said at a press conference that his military campaign in Iran could be called «a tremendous success» regardless of whether he decides to leave it where it is or «go further». The Republican leader refused to give a specific date for the end of the war in Iran, which began more than a week ago, when questioned by the media. Earlier on Monday, he declared that the offensive is «practically over», while his Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, has said it is «only the beginning». Additionally, when questioned about his stance on the leadership of the Islamic State, he cited the transitional government of Delcy Rodríguez in Venezuela as an example, suggesting he would like to replicate this formula.
