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US Navy ships positioned off the Venezuelan coast
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The US Capture of Nicolas Maduro 2026: A Tectonic Shift in Geopolitics

President Donald Trump claims the US has captured Nicolas Maduro following major strikes. Analyzing the US capture of Nicolas Maduro 2026 within the context of Noriega and Hussein.

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Haneul Kim
Digital globe showing tactical data over Venezuela and Latin America.
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US Strikes on Venezuela Reaction: A Continent on the Edge

Analyze the regional US strikes on Venezuela reaction as of January 3, 2026. Experts weigh in on the geopolitical implications and the future of Latin American stability.

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Haneul Kim
U.S. Strikes on Venezuela 2026: Former Diplomat Todd Robinson Analyzes the Strategic Shift
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U.S. Strikes on Venezuela 2026: Former Diplomat Todd Robinson Analyzes the Strategic Shift

Former diplomat Todd Robinson assesses the major U.S. strikes on Venezuela as of January 3, 2026. Discover the geopolitical impact and why diplomacy has failed.

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Haneul Kim
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Beyond the Game: China Study Times Japanese Militarism Warning in Sports

The China Study Times issued a warning about Japanese militarism in sports, citing stars like Tomokazu Harimoto. Read about the China Study Times Japanese militarism warning.

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Haneul Kim
Night view of a Venezuelan coastal city depicting military tension and strikes
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Donald Trump Venezuela military strikes 2026: The Gamble to Oust Maduro

President Donald Trump has launched military strikes on Venezuela to force Nicolas Maduro from power. Analyzing the 2026 geopolitical fallout in South America.

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Haneul Kim
Skyline of Caracas, Venezuela with smoke rising after military strikes
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US Forces Capture Nicolas Maduro in Large-Scale Venezuela Strike 2026

US forces have captured Nicolas Maduro following major strikes in Venezuela. President Trump confirmed the Delta Force operation as Caracas faces a national emergency.

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Haneul Kim
Cityscape of Caracas, Venezuela with smoke rising at dawn
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US Military Strike Venezuela Caracas 2026: Trump Claims Maduro Captured

US military strikes hit Caracas, Venezuela on Jan 3, 2026. President Trump claims capture of Nicolas Maduro, ignoring months of warnings from China.

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Haneul Kim
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Night view of Caracas, Venezuela with smoke rising from explosions
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2026 Caracas Explosions: Targeted Airstrikes Ignite US-Venezuela Tensions

Targeted airstrikes and massive explosions hit Caracas, Venezuela on Jan 3, 2026, amid soaring tensions with the US. International markets on high alert.

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Haneul Kim
Night view of Caracas with multiple fires and smoke
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2026 Caracas Explosions: Multiple Fires Rock Venezuelan Capital

Multiple explosions and fires reported in Caracas, Venezuela, starting at 2 AM on January 3, 2026. The cause remains unknown as fires spread across the city.

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Haneul Kim
Caracas Under Fire: Massive Explosions Rock Venezuela Capital Amid Rising US Tensions
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Caracas Under Fire: Massive Explosions Rock Venezuela Capital Amid Rising US Tensions

Series of explosions rock Caracas, Venezuela on Jan 3, 2026. Fortuna military base and La Carlota airport reportedly hit amid escalating tensions with the Trump administration.

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Haneul Kim
Caracas Explosions 2026: Seven Blasts and Low-Flying Jets Rock Venezuela
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Caracas Explosions 2026: Seven Blasts and Low-Flying Jets Rock Venezuela

At least seven explosions were reported in Caracas, Venezuela, on Jan 3, 2026, followed by low-flying aircraft sightings. Stay updated on the unfolding situation.

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Haneul Kim
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Lee Jae-myung China Visit 2026: Navigating the US-China Rivalry

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung emphasizes balancing US security ties with Chinese cooperation ahead of his 2026 state visit to Beijing. He proposes annual leader-level dialogues.

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Haneul Kim
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