
Maduro Dodges U.S. Strike Claims, Signals Openness to Talks
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro avoided confirming that the United States had carried out an attack on a Venezuelan port facility, while signalling openness to dialogue with Washington.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro avoided confirming that the United States had carried out an attack on a Venezuelan port facility, while signalling openness to dialogue with Washington.

U.S. naval operations targeting Venezuela’s oil exports intensified as Washington warned of consequences if Caracas resists mounting pressure.

Oil markets reacted immediately to Washington’s announcement, with the price of crude climbing, as traders weighed up the risk of losing a potential million barrels a day from the global supply chain.

U.S. military action against alleged Latin American narcoterrorism escalates, piling the pressure on President Nicolás Maduro.

Washington says the vessel was part of a sanctions-busting network linked to Iran-backed terrorist groups

After months in hiding, the opposition leader resurfaced in Europe following a covert escape from Venezuela, despite warnings she could face arrest if she returns.

Venezuela called the move “piracy” as Washington said the ship carried sanctioned oil from Iran and Caracas.

The U.S. president told airlines, pilots and traffickers to avoid Venezuelan skies as Washington ramps up military pressure on Nicolás Maduro.

The U.S. president said that a land offensive to halt Venezuelan drug trafficking would begin very soon.

The remark comes during a major U.S. buildup at sea and a widening anti-drug campaign that has killed 80 people.