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Tensions in Venezuela continue to rise as the country’s military, led by President Nicolas Maduro, remains on high alert following the US-backed military operations in the capital city of Caracas and other cities. The US media has reported that the operations were carried out under the orders of President Trump, sparking concerns about the potential for further military intervention.
As the situation remains uncertain, experts warn of a potential humanitarian crisis and the possibility of Venezuela descending into chaos. The country’s opposition leader, Maria Corina Machado, has positioned herself as a potential alternative, while a significant number of Maduro’s political opponents have expressed their opposition to US intervention.
The Chavism movement, led by Maduro, continues to enjoy significant public support across the country, and experts warn that a potential escalation of the political situation could lead to a civil war or a devastating armed conflict that could have far-reaching consequences for the region.
The US has been accused of violating international law by intervening in Venezuela’s internal affairs, with many countries, including Russia, Iran, Colombia, and Cuba, condemning the move.
In a surprise operation, the US military seized President Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, from their residence in Caracas. The US has claimed that Maduro and his wife have been taken to a secure location outside the country.
The US has also announced that it will provide free internet services in Venezuela starting from February 3, in an effort to counter Maduro’s government.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has expressed satisfaction with the removal of Maduro from power, while US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has claimed that the operation was a success, stating that Maduro was not a legitimate leader and that his capture was a major achievement.
The US military operation has been widely condemned, with many experts warning of the potential consequences of such an intervention. The situation in Venezuela remains highly uncertain, with many questions still unanswered.
In other news, the protests in Iran against rising inflation have subsided, with the demonstrations now limited to a few cities, including Tehran, Isfahan, and Hamadan.
In a separate incident, a Saudi Arabian man has been accused of attempting to involve his ex-wife in a child abduction case.
The British Cricket Board has announced that it will be relocating its upcoming Twenty20 World Cup matches from India to Sri Lanka due to concerns over the ongoing military operations in Venezuela.
In a related development, the US has been accused of violating international law by intervening in Venezuela’s internal affairs, with many countries, including Russia, Iran, Colombia, and Cuba, condemning the move.
The situation in Venezuela remains highly uncertain, with many questions still unanswered.
