US Strikes Caracas: Maduro Seized, Global Shock Ensues
Massive blasts in Caracas as US military seizes President Maduro and wife; they’re held in New York awaiting court. Global leaders condemn the unprecedented action.
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Massive blasts in Caracas as US military seizes President Maduro and wife; they’re held in New York awaiting court. Global leaders condemn the unprecedented action.
US strikes on Venezuela in early 2026 raised global oil jitters, but ample supply, OPEC+ control, and big hurdles mean lasting impact is limited.
Six nations including Brazil, Chile and Spain condemned recent US strikes in Venezuela, urging peaceful dialogue, respect for international law, and protection of civilians.
US President Trump warns acting president Delcy Rodriguez after Maduro’s US raid; tensions mount as Maduro faces trial today in New York.
Hundreds gathered in Times Square on Jan. 3 to protest U.S. military action in Venezuela, voicing solidarity and calling for peace. #NoWarOnVenezuela
US strikes in Venezuela over the weekend put OPEC’s largest oil reserves at risk, sparking fears of a US-run oil sector and potential price upheaval.
China’s FM Wang Yi said no country should act as the world’s police, urged upholding the UN Charter and non-intervention, commenting on Venezuela during China-Pakistan talks today.
Temir Porras, Venezuela’s ex-deputy FM, slams recent US strike as a blatant violation of international law and warns of regional instability.
At the 7th China-Pakistan dialogue, Wang Yi emphasized China’s opposition to unilateral force and highlighted the need to respect every nation’s sovereignty under international law.
Professor Christopher Isike warns that recent US airstrikes in Venezuela challenge international law, risk Latin American stability, and could reshape African perceptions of Washington.