Trump Praises 'Brilliant' 2026 Venezuela Operation Amid Global Security Fears
Trump praises a tactical operation in Venezuela as US strategy shifts toward oil security in 2026. Analysis of US intervention and updates on the Gaza/West Bank crisis.
They didn't just strike; they signaled a new era of intervention. Donald Trump has lauded a tactically 'brilliant' operation against Nicolas Maduro's regime in Venezuela, sparking intense debate over the limits of Western military power. While the White House celebrates a tactical victory, international observers warn that such bold US intervention may have placed world safety at significant risk.
From Narcotics to Oil: The Shift in US Intervention in Venezuela 2026
The narrative surrounding the US presence in Caracas has undergone a massive transformation. According to reports, the focus has shifted from anti-drug operations to a clear emphasis on oil security. As Delcy Rodriguez steps in as interim president, the geopolitical stakes couldn't be higher. Trump's praise for the 00:58 long video summary of the operation underscores a military confidence that critics argue ignores the long-term regional instability it creates.
Global Hotspots: West Bank Raids and Gaza's Fragile Hope
Simultaneously, the Middle East remains on edge. Israeli forces recently raided Birzeit University in the occupied West Bank, further straining regional tensions. In Gaza, there's a flicker of movement as reports suggest the Rafah crossing might reopen, potentially allowing essential aid to reach desperate populations. Meanwhile, Orthodox Christians in Bethlehem celebrated Christmas under the shadow of these ongoing conflicts.
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