ADDS MORE REMARKS BY VENEZUELAN OPPOSITION LEADER</p> <p>By Beyza Binnur Donmez and Jeyhun Aliyev</p> <p>ANKARA (AA) – Venezuelan opposition leader on Tuesday said there is no possibility of "violent confrontations" in the wake of reports that the President Nicolas Maduro’s government is facing a coup attempt. </p> <p>"There is no possibility of violent confrontations in Venezuela, unless Nicolas Maduro’s regime wants it," CNN quoted Juan Guaido as saying. </p> <p>His remarks came after Venezuelan Vice President Jorge Rodriguez said a group of soldiers self-deployed in the Altamira distributor road, which is close to La Carlota military air base, for uprising against the Constitution and the peace of the country.</p> <p>In a series of Twitter posts, Guaido also that people from all states in the country have taken to the streets. </p> <p>"The future belongs to us: people and Armed Forces united by the cessation of usurpation. Together we're invincible!" he added.</p> <p>Earlier, opposition leader Juan Guaido released a video on Twitter in which he could be seen alongside soldiers, calling for an uprising to end the "usurpation" of President Nicolas Maduro.</p> <p>Venezuela has been rocked by protests since Jan. 10, when Maduro was sworn in for a second term following a vote boycotted by the opposition.</p> <p>Tensions escalated when Guaido, who heads Venezuela’s National Assembly, declared himself acting president on Jan. 23, a move which was supported by the U.S. and many European and Latin American countries.</p> <p>Guadio stressed that this was the beginning of the final phase of the so-called Operation Freedom Operation to oust Maduro.</p> <p>"The National Armed Forces have made the correct decision, they have the support of the Venezuelan people," Guaido said.</p> <p>The opposition also made a public call to take to the streets to support the "democratic forces" and "restore country's freedom."