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US Strike on Venezuela 2026: President Lee Jae-myung Orders Urgent Korean Evacuation Plans

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Following the US strike on Venezuela 2026, President Lee Jae-myung has ordered urgent evacuation plans for 70 South Korean nationals in Caracas.

The U.S. military has struck Caracas, and South Korea isn't taking any chances. President Lee Jae-myung ordered officials on January 3, 2026, to ensure the protection of nationals in Venezuela and meticulously prepare for a US strike on Venezuela 2026 contingency evacuation.

US Strike on Venezuela 2026: Seoul Activates Emergency Protocols

According to Yonhap News, Lee's instructions followed confirmation from President Donald Trump that the U.S. carried out a massive strike and captured Nicolas Maduro. The Trump administration accused Maduro of narco-terrorism and election rigging. As explosions rocked military complexes in the capital, the South Korean presidential office stressed that evacuation plans must be ready for swift execution if the security situation worsens further.

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70 Nationals Identified as Foreign Ministry Convenes Emergency Meeting

Approximately 70 South Korean nationals are currently in Venezuela, with 50 residing in Caracas. Second Vice Foreign Minister Kim Jina led an emergency session late Saturday to assess readiness. The Foreign Ministry has established a dedicated task force and is coordinating with its diplomatic mission to monitor the safety of every citizen. No casualties involving Koreans have been reported yet.

Venezuela has declared a national emergency, claiming the U.S. intervention aims to seize its vast oil reserves. With the situation in flux, the South Korean government is focusing on logistical preparedness, including potential withdrawal routes through neighboring countries, while maintaining 24-hour communication with those on the ground.

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