Archive · 11 Jan 2026

Trump Captures Maduro, Venezuela in Chaos

Trump Captures Maduro, Venezuela in Chaos

President Trump recently had Venezuelan President Maduro captured and taken to New York.

This happened very quickly and easily, which surprised many people.

Now, there is a lot of confusion in Venezuela about who is in charge.

The US says they want to help, but some people in Venezuela are not happy and want Maduro back.

Trump also talked about the war in Ukraine and said he is disappointed it hasn't ended.

He mentioned that many soldiers have died, mostly Russians.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelensky hinted that the US should take similar action against Russian President Putin.

In Venezuela, the vice president called the US actions illegal, and there have been protests.

Trump also wants US companies to invest in Venezuela's oil industry, promising it will be safe.

However, some people say the US operation in Venezuela was against international law because it used force without permission from the UN or a valid reason for self-defence.

They also say that abducting a sitting president is against the rules that protect leaders from being tried in foreign courts.

This could set a bad example for other countries and make the world less stable.

The situation in Venezuela is very confusing, and it is not clear what will happen next.

The country's oil industry is in bad shape, and it will take a lot of time and money to fix it.

India has been careful in its response to the US action and has maintained good relations with Venezuela in the past.

Sources

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