Despite US military buildup, Venezuela remains calm, seeing the threat as psychological warfare aimed at destabilization and resource control, while Maduro maintains public confidence and resilience.

The UN chief supports views condemning US airstrikes in the Caribbean and Pacific for violating international humanitarian law.

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a series of potential military actions against Venezuela.

China says its partnership with Venezuela is “sovereign” and not directed at any third party.

US airstrikes in the Caribbean and Latin America have violated international human rights law, killing over 60 people, and infringing on the sovereignty of Colombia, Venezuela.

A US military buildup near Venezuela, coupled with unsubstantiated drug-trafficking accusations against Maduro government signals Washington’s renewed push for “regime change” in Caracas, says Steve Ellner, a Venezuela-based academic, author and analyst.

The United States armed forces are refurbishing a long-abandoned former Cold War naval base in the Caribbean.