President Lee Jae Myung Venezuela Evacuation Plan 2026: Urgent Response to US Strikes
President Lee Jae-myung ordered the President Lee Jae Myung Venezuela evacuation plan 2026 on Jan 3, 2026, following U.S. military strikes in Caracas.
70 South Korean lives are on the line. President Lee Jae-myung ordered officials on Saturday to prepare an emergency evacuation plan for nationals in Venezuela. This urgent directive follows a large-scale military strike by the United States, confirmed by President Donald Trump, which reportedly led to the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
President Lee Jae Myung Venezuela Evacuation Plan 2026 and Safety Measures
According to Cheong Wa Dae, the President's office stated that the instruction aimed to ensure the thorough protection of South Koreans. Approximately 70 South Korean nationals are currently in the country, including about 50 in the capital, Caracas, where the strikes occurred. As of January 3, 2026, no casualties involving South Koreans have been reported.
Foreign Ministry's Emergency Mobilization
The Foreign Ministry in Seoul plans to hold an emergency meeting late Saturday to discuss further response measures. A specialized task force has been established to monitor the situation lightning-fast and coordinate with the diplomatic mission in Venezuela.
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