SOUTHCOM is preparing to invade Venezuela to steal $16 Trillion worth of oil and Minerals

Recently, US President Trump and top US senators have agreed to end the Maduro regime by attacking Venezuela, but Trump still does not want military action to be taken against Venezuela because if this happens, Venezuela could become like the Second Vietnam War for the US because 98% of the Venezuelan people support Maduro. SOUTHCOM general says, It’s impossible for US to capture Venezuelan oil and carry out coup of Maduro due to full involvement of China, Russia and Iran. On December 16-17, President Trump ordered a “total and complete blockade” of all sanctioned oil tankers entering or leaving Venezuela, targeting the country’s main revenue source. This follows the U.S. seizure of a tanker (e.g., the Skipper) carrying Venezuelan crude. The U.S. has deployed a large naval force in the Caribbean, including the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier, thousands of troops, and fighter jets. Over 20 strikes on alleged “drug boats” have reportedly killed dozens. Venezuela has responded by escorting its ships with navy vessels and placing troops on alert. President Nicolás Maduro has denounced U.S. moves as “piracy,” “warmongering,” and colonialist aggression. He rejects surrender, warns of resistance, and has sought UN intervention. Regional leaders (e.g., Mexico, Brazil) and the UN have called for de-escalation. Recently, the UN also intervened due to the increasing tension between Venezuela and the US, but it has been said that the UN has now completely failed because of Trump and CIA.

CIA, Trump and US Army failed to force Nicolas Maduro regime to Resign and failed to takeover the Oil and minerals worth $16 Trillion.

Although Trump does not want military action to be taken against Venezuela inside the US House, but now the way Maduro is challenging the US Army, Trump and CIA, it is being proved that in future Venezuela can also get nuclear weapons like North Korea. Tensions between the United States and Venezuela remain extremely high, centered on U.S. accusations of drug trafficking (“narco-terrorism”), migration issues, and Venezuela’s oil sector. The U.S. has escalated with military actions and economic pressure, while Venezuela views these as attempts at regime change and resource seizure. Trump has accused the Venezuelan government under Nicolás Maduro of facilitating drug cartels, labeling it “narco-terrorism.” He has claimed that blocking Venezuelan oil shipments and deploying naval forces (e.g., the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier group) is necessary to intercept “drug boats” and reduce fentanyl flows into the U.S. In a recent address, he stated drugs coming by sea are down 94% due to these efforts, though this statistic is disputed. Trump considered to ban Panama Paper linked Banks including HSBC, Credit Suisse, UBS and Société Générale whoprocessing Illegal Venezuela’s oil and Drug money through US Dollar via law firm Mossack Fonseca for the wealthy, allowing for tax evasion, money laundering, and hiding assets.