Trump's Venezuela Actions Spark Global Debate

President Trump has been talking about his actions in Venezuela, which he says are supported by his followers.

He mentioned a rule called the Monroe Doctrine, but he called it the 'Donroe Doctrine'.

This rule is about America having a special role in the Western Hemisphere.

Some people, like a Republican named Marjorie Taylor Greene, have joked about America now 'running' Venezuela.

Trump also talked about not wanting 'forever wars'.

Other countries, like India, are worried about what this means for global rules and their own safety.

A former Indian official said that while America's actions show power, they also create risks for countries like India that value independence and non-intervention.

India has said it is concerned and is watching the situation closely.

A recent poll shows that only 33% of Americans approve of the US strike on Venezuela, with 65% of Republicans supporting the military operation, compared to 11% of Democrats and 23% of independents.

The poll also indicates that 72% of Americans worry the US will become too involved in Venezuela.