President Trump announced the U.S. runs Venezuela temporarily now. The United States will oversee the country’s governance directly. This follows a major military operation in Caracas. American forces captured former leader Nicolás Maduro. He now faces narcotics charges in New York. Trump promised a safe and proper transition period. He stated the U.S. does not want instability. The goal involves peace and justice for Venezuelans.
Therefore, many citizens fled the country during recent crises. The U.S. plans to manage the nation carefully. Moreover, American troops will remain positioned there currently. Trump confirmed they are ready for further action. Furthermore, the U.S. runs Venezuela alongside partner groups presently. They will specifically rebuild the oil infrastructure. Oil companies will directly fund this massive project. The effort will restore proper oil flow eventually. Trump vowed to take care of Venezuelan people. This includes those exiled by the prior regime.
The president did not rule out sustained ground forces. He stated America is not afraid of boots. U.S. forces operated at a very high level. They will stay until the transition finishes correctly. However, Trump engaged with Maduro’s former vice president already. He suggested she would cooperate with American plans. The U.S. runs Venezuela to prevent its collapse. Leaving immediately would give the nation zero chance. Professional management will attract global oil investment. That money will then be used inside Venezuela. Therefore, the people will become the biggest beneficiaries.
Some reporters questioned this “America First” foreign policy. Trump said America wants good stable neighbors. Moreover, protecting Venezuela’s tremendous energy reserves is critical. Historical interventions often faced significant challenges however. The 1989 Panama operation caused civilian harm. Moreover, post-invasion stabilization created lingering resentment there. Current Venezuelan opposition figures welcomed this change. They celebrated Maduro’s capture in street gatherings. Opposition leader María Corina Machado made a statement. She urged the military to recognize the opposition’s mandate. Machado declared the hour of freedom has arrived.
Therefore, Trump defended his administration’s unique track record. He cited previous victories against terrorist leaders. The president asserted he has only secured victories. The temporary plan for the U.S. runs Venezuela continues. The world now watches this unprecedented political transition.
