# Venezuela
Latest news and articles about Venezuela
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Five Days of Action! U.S. Reportedly Pursuing Third Oil Tanker and Plans to Increase Forces for 'Forced Boarding'
The U.S. is reportedly continuing its pursuit of the oil tanker 'Bella 1' near Venezuela, considering deploying additional forces for a potential forced boarding. Although the U.S. may eventually abandon the seizure, it is currently tracking the vessel, which is moving away from Venezuelan waters and is empty. This situation reflects an escalation in U.S. pressure on the Maduro government.
Flash Review | Promoting Change through Pressure vs. Strong Counterattack: How Will US-Venezuela Relations Develop?
The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting on Venezuela, where the Venezuelan representative condemned US actions as violations of international law. Venezuela has enacted a new law to protect its trade and navigation, which may allow for retaliatory measures against US actions. Experts warn that escalating tensions could lead to military conflict, raising concerns among regional nations and the international community.
Flash Review | Pressure for Change vs. Strong Counterattack: How Will US-Venezuela Relations Develop?
The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting on December 23 regarding Venezuela, where the Venezuelan representative condemned US actions as violations of international law. Venezuela passed a law to protect its trade and navigation rights, indicating a readiness to counter US pressures, which could escalate tensions and lead to military conflict in the region.
UN Security Council Holds Emergency Meeting on Venezuela Situation
The UN Security Council convened an emergency meeting on December 23, 2025, to discuss the situation in Venezuela. During the meeting, representatives from Russia and China condemned U.S. actions, while most members stressed the importance of resolving disputes in accordance with the UN Charter.
Russian Foreign Minister's Call: Russia Fully Supports Venezuelan Leaders and People
Russia has reaffirmed its full support for Venezuela amidst escalating tensions in the Caribbean, particularly concerning U.S. actions against Venezuelan vessels. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and Venezuelan Foreign Minister Hill discussed the situation and agreed to enhance cooperation on international platforms, including the UN.
Russian Foreign Minister's Call: Russia Fully Supports Venezuelan Leaders and People
Russia has reaffirmed its full support for Venezuela's leaders and people amid escalating tensions in the Caribbean region, particularly concerning U.S. actions against Venezuelan vessels. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and Venezuelan Foreign Minister Hill discussed these issues and agreed on continued cooperation at international platforms, including the United Nations.
U.S. Government Frequently Intercepts Oil Tankers, American Lawmakers Can't Stand It Anymore
The U.S. government has intercepted multiple oil tankers near Venezuela, prompting criticism from lawmakers who oppose the Trump administration's aggressive military stance. Senators have expressed concerns that these actions could lead to war and have called for alternative measures to address the situation without Congressional approval. The intensifying U.S. pressure on Venezuela raises fears of potential military conflict.
US Government Frequently Intercepts Oil Tankers, American Legislators Can No Longer Stand By
The US government has intercepted multiple oil tankers near Venezuela, prompting criticism from American lawmakers who view these actions as provocative and potentially leading to war. Senators from both parties have expressed concerns about the lack of Congressional approval for military actions against Venezuela, emphasizing the need for alternative measures rather than military intervention.
Guterres: Calls for Dialogue to Alleviate Tensions in Venezuela
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called for dialogue among all parties to alleviate the tense situation in Venezuela. He urged respect for international law and emphasized the need for peaceful resolutions to the ongoing crisis.
The U.S. Intensifies Pressure on Venezuela, Deploys F-35 Fighter Jets to the Caribbean
The U.S. has deployed F-35 fighter jets to the Caribbean as part of its strategy to increase pressure on Venezuela. This military action reflects the U.S.'s commitment to addressing tensions in the region.
Radar Data Shows U.S. Military Aircraft Operating Near Venezuelan Capital
U.S. Navy F-18 fighter jets were detected operating near Caracas, Venezuela, with some flight paths coming within 100 kilometers of the capital. This activity coincides with heightened tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela, as the U.S. has increased military presence in the region under the guise of drug enforcement.
Military Pressure on Venezuela Escalates Again, Uncovering the 'Starting Point of War' for the U.S. Military
The U.S. has escalated military pressure on Venezuela by ordering a blockade on sanctioned oil tankers and deploying troops to Ecuador. This move is seen as a precursor to potential military action against Venezuela, with U.S. military bases in the Caribbean identified as the likely starting point for conflict. The article discusses the extensive network of U.S. military bases worldwide and their role in U.S. foreign policy and military interventions.