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.

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.

The current standoff between Venezuela and the United States represents the most severe escalation in Western Hemisphere relations in decades. While the US threatens to continue its aggressive policies, Venezuela has something to fight back.

The Venezuelan defense minister says the armed forces are maintaining a full deployment along the country's coastline as the United States steps up military buildup in the Caribbean.

The Venezuelan president says his country is in possession of 5,000 Russian anti-aircraft missiles to counter US build up in the Caribbean.

The Iranian and Venezuelan FMs denounce illegal US actions, emphasizing the right of the world's nations to oppose Washington’s bullying.

María Corina Machado, a Venezuelan politician notorious for advocating American and Israeli military intervention in her country, has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize.

Venezuela has slammed the US for waging an “undeclared war” in the Caribbean, and urged the UN to investigate the latest US strike against a vessel that killed three people.

The presidents of Iran and Venezuela agree that “national unity” and solidarity are the key to resisting foreign intervention and preserving national sovereignty.