The geopolitical landscape has taken a dangerous turn after the dramatic U.S. strike in Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, prompting severe international backlash and fear of escalating conflict. The U.N. Secretary‑General warned that the operation threatens regional stability and could set a dangerous precedent for international relations.
Major powers including China and Russia have sharply condemned U.S. military action, accusing Washington of violating sovereignty and international law, raising tensions that stretch far beyond Latin America.
Mexico, Brazil, Iran, and other nations have also denounced the intervention, warning it undermines peace and could trigger broader conflict if unchecked.
The U.S. seizure of a Russian‑flagged oil tanker linked to Venezuela has further strained relations with Moscow, heightening fears of retaliation or proxy escalation.
Analysts caution that while World War 3 is not inevitable, the crisis exposes fault lines between global powers making diplomatic missteps capable of sparking much larger confrontations.
Bottom line: A localized conflict in Venezuela is now a global flashpoint and every major capital is watching nervously. 🌍🔥
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