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Trump Venezuela Maduro Seizure 2026: Asia's Growing Geopolitical Fracture

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The Trump administration's capture of Nicolas Maduro in January 2026 has fractured Asia's response, with China warning against U.S. hegemony while allies remain cautious.

The U.S. has captured a foreign leader, and the world is picking sides. The Trump administration's dramatic seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on January 4, 2026, has sent shockwaves across Asia, exposing deep-seated geopolitical divisions.

Trump Venezuela Maduro Seizure Triggers Stern Warning from Beijing

According to Nikkei, China slammed the move as an act of "U.S. hegemony," warning that Washington's interference in sovereign affairs could destabilize the entire region. While Beijing demands the immediate release of Maduro, American allies like Japan and South Korea are treading carefully, opting for restraint as they navigate the fallout.

Global Outcry and Religious Appeals

Pope Leo has weighed in, calling for Venezuela to remain an independent country. Despite this, Donald Trump stated the U.S. will effectively "run the country," signaling a long-term occupation and control over Venezuela's massive oil industry.

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