U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he had canceled a second wave of attacks on Venezuela following cooperation from the South American nation. Trump said Venezuela’s release of a large number of political prisoners was a sign of “seeking peace,” following last week’s U.S. military operation that captured President Nicolas Maduro.

“This is a very important and smart gesture. The U.S.A. and Venezuela are working well together, especially as it pertains to rebuilding, in a much bigger, better, and more modern form, their oil and gas infrastructure,” Trump said on Truth Social.

“Because of this cooperation, I have canceled the previously expected second Wave of Attacks, which looks like it will not be needed, however, all ships will stay in place for safety and security purpose,” he added.

Trump also indicated that Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado is coming to Washington next week, after previously dismissing her, saying she “doesn’t have the support within or the respect within the country.”

Additionally, he said he would meet oil executives at the White House on Friday, with the companies expected to spend at least $100 billion in Venezuela, a plan he repeated on Truth Social.