Venezuela Warns of U.S. Military Action Threat to Latin America

Venezuela has expressed its gratitude to the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson for her support amidst escalating tensions with the United States. The Venezuelan government, through its Foreign Minister, acknowledged the stance taken by the spokesperson regarding U.S. naval movements in the Caribbean Sea, which Venezuela views as a direct threat to its sovereignty.

On August 29, the Venezuelan Vice President issued a warning that any military action taken by the U.S. against Venezuela would severely threaten peace and stability in Latin America. The Vice President stated that Venezuela is prepared to respond to any situation arising from the U.S. deployment of naval forces in the Caribbean Sea, which is seen as a direct threat. This deployment, justified by the U.S. as an effort to combat drug trafficking, has raised concerns among regional countries.

The Venezuelan government has formally condemned the U.S.'s hostile actions, including the imposition of sanctions and the seizure of assets, which are perceived as attempts to undermine Venezuela's government. The government has also accused the U.S. of interfering in its internal affairs and using economic sanctions as a tool to destabilize the country. In response, Venezuela has called on the international community to support its sovereignty and condemn the U.S.'s actions.

The U.S. has accused the Venezuelan President of being involved in drug trafficking, corruption, and human rights abuses, and has called for his removal from power. The U.S. has also offered a significant reward for information leading to the President's arrest, further escalating tensions. The Venezuelan government has denied these accusations and has called on the international community to support its efforts to combat drug trafficking and corruption, as well as to address the humanitarian crisis in the country.

This ongoing conflict highlights the complex geopolitical dynamics at play, with Venezuela seeking support from international allies such as Russia, while the U.S. continues to exert pressure through various means. The situation remains tense, with both sides firmly entrenched in their positions and the potential for further escalation looming.