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In recent weeks, the US has amassed its naval forces in the Caribbean as the Trump administration has launched at least 20 strikes on alleged drug-trafficking boats. Venezuela, in turn, has said it is launching a "massive mobilization" of military personnel, weapons and equipment

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Donald Trump posted a picture on his social media of Nicolás Maduro aboard the USS Iwo Jima military vessel. The post has generated significant impact and controversy, as there is no official confirmation that Maduro has been captured or transferred by US forces. Everything suggests that it is a symbolic or provocative image, used as a political message of pressure and warning against the Venezuelan regime, rather than a confirmed fact.

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U.S. President Donald Trump recounts the tense moments before the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, saying U.S. forces moved quickly amid resistance and gunfire as Maduro attempted to reach a reinforced safe room but failed to secure it before they closed in.

Nicolas Maduro Guerra, son of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, broke down in tears during a National Assembly session in Caracas, pledging loyalty to his father after his seizure by U.S. forces. ⁣ ⁣ He vowed to continue the fight for Maduro’s return, backed interim President Delcy Rodriguez, and denounced the US act as a violation of international law.⁣ ⁣ #Venezuela #Maduro #Caracas #Politics #WorldNews #Geopolitics

US president Donald Trump told a room full of journalists that the US will keep Venezuela's oil as well as the ships. This brazen theft comes after US forces forcefully boarded a Venezuelan oil tanker seizing 1.9 million barrels of oil on December 10. Ironically, this whole military aggression has been framed as part of a "war on drugs" yet the US is publicly focusing on stealing oil and further hurting Venezuela economically. It seems it was never about drugs or democracy and it was always about resources. #Donald Trump #Venezuela #Oil #Resources

The White House shared an old video clip of Nicolás Maduro boldly daring US President Donald Trump to 'come and get him' and wait at the Miraflores Palace. The post comes right after US forces captured Maduro and his wife in a military operation, highlighting the irony as the ousted leader now faces trial in the United States amid rising tensions between Washington and Caracas. #NicolasMaduro | #DonaldTrump | #whitehouse | #RepublicWorld

One of them should’ve stayed behind and declared themselves president

🇻🇪 Maduro joins list of leaders captured by US Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s nearly 12-year rule ended abruptly after US President Donald Trump said American forces captured him in a lightning raid on Caracas, placing him among a rare group of heads of state detained by the United States. 📷 via Dawn 🔔 Follow for latest updates and news #Venezuela #Maduro #DonaldTrump #BreakingNews #WorldNews Geopolitics USMilitary GlobalAffairs Leadership InternationalNews globalstandardnewsgsn

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine detailed the timeline of the operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Follow live updates at link in bio.

China has demanded that the US immediately release Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. The Chinese government said their detention violates international law and UN principles, calling on Washington to respect Venezuela’s sovereignty and reverse its actions. This comes after reports that US forces took Maduro and his wife into custody. China warned that interfering in Venezuela’s affairs could escalate tensions and urged all sides to follow international norms.