Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has called on Colombia’s armed forces to unite with Venezuela to resist what he described as foreign intervention led by the United States. The appeal came after U.S. President Donald Trump labeled the Venezuelan government a “foreign terrorist organization” and targeted its oil tankers, warning that Venezuela was surrounded by one of the largest U.S. naval fleets. Maduro framed his request as a defense of regional peace and sovereignty.
The Venezuelan leader accused Washington of pursuing regime change to seize Venezuela’s oil and natural resources, calling U.S. actions “warmongering and colonialist.” He claimed that the U.S. sought to impose a puppet government that would quickly collapse. Maduro’s message to Colombia emphasized unity among neighboring nations to deter external aggression.
Analysts note that Maduro’s outreach to Colombia, traditionally aligned with Washington, underscores his growing isolation and the deepening geopolitical divide in Latin America. The situation raises concerns about regional stability as both nations navigate heightened military and diplomatic tensions.
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