US to Run Venezuela After Maduro’s Capture: What’s Next?
After the US military captured President Maduro, Washington says it will run Venezuela. Explore the implications for politics, oil, and regional stability in this dynamic breakdown.
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After the US military captured President Maduro, Washington says it will run Venezuela. Explore the implications for politics, oil, and regional stability in this dynamic breakdown.
Russia’s Foreign Ministry labels reports of Venezuelan VP Delcy Rodriguez in Moscow “fake news” amid conflicting accounts as she’s named acting president following a dramatic power shift.
Brazil’s interim Foreign Minister recognized Delcy Rodriguez as Venezuela’s head of state in Maduro’s absence; Lula condemns U.S. attack and Brazil bolsters Amazon security.
The UN Security Council will meet on Monday, Jan 5, 2026, to discuss the US military operation that captured President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas.
Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez declared Nicolás Maduro the ‘only legitimate president’ after a U.S. raid seized him and his wife, sparking global outrage and a UN emergency meeting.
Venezuela’s Supreme Court orders Vice President Delcy Rodríguez to become acting president after President Nicolás Maduro’s capture by U.S. forces, according to media reports.
A plane carrying President Maduro and Cilia Flores landed in New York after US strikes; VP Rodriguez affirms his legitimacy; Trump vows to ‘run’ Venezuela; UN calls emergency meeting.
Over the weekend, US air strikes in Venezuela targeted President Maduro, killing at least 40 civilians and military personnel in Caracas and coastal states.
The UN warns that the US attack on Caracas, which removed President Maduro, sets a dangerous precedent and calls for respect of international law and inclusive dialogue.
President Trump briefed media at Mar-a-Lago after U.S. strikes on Venezuela, announcing Maduro’s capture, oil sector plans, and retention of military options.