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"There’s no way they [US troops] can enter Venezuela."

"I don't think the USA is going to invade Venezuela."

The Trump administration "has shown no signs so far of clear intent for direct military action."

"No one in their right mind thinks that with 4,500 people you can invade a country that's got mountains, jungle and multiple urban centers."

"It appears as if Mr. Peace President is looking into invading Venezuela under the pretext that the whole country is an illegal drug cartel and Maduro is a fugitive and an illegitimate president."

"It is my belief the United States will invade and Occupy Venezuela by Jan 2026."

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Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodríguez stated that the country will resolve differences with the United States through diplomatic means, saying "enough already of Washington's orders over politicians in Venezuela" and calling for Venezuelan politics to resolve internal conflicts.

Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodríguez stated that the country will resolve differences with the United States through diplomatic means, saying "enough already of Washington's orders over politicians in Venezuela" and calling for Venezuelan politics to resolve internal conflicts.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that sanctions on Venezuela would be gradually lifted, stating that the U.S. would sell Venezuelan oil and keep proceeds in escrow for the benefit of the Venezuelan people until free and fair elections are held.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that sanctions on Venezuela would be gradually lifted, stating that the U.S. would sell Venezuelan oil and keep proceeds in escrow for the benefit of the Venezuelan people until free and fair elections are held.

Spanish newspaper ABC reported that the White House is discussing contingency plans for Venezuela, including a potential technocratic council to ensure stability, with priority given to avoiding chaos rather than immediate democratic transition.

Spanish newspaper ABC reported that the White House is discussing contingency plans for Venezuela, including a potential technocratic council to ensure stability, with priority given to avoiding chaos rather than immediate democratic transition.

Russian Ambassador to Caracas Sergey Melik-Bagdasarov suggested that Venezuelan law enforcement officers may have betrayed President Nicolás Maduro, stating that some had been working systematically for American intelligence and had fled the country.

Russian Ambassador to Caracas Sergey Melik-Bagdasarov suggested that Venezuelan law enforcement officers may have betrayed President Nicolás Maduro, stating that some had been working systematically for American intelligence and had fled the country.

Human rights organization Foro Penal verified that at least 104 political prisoners were released in Venezuela on January 25, including lawyer Kennedy Tejeda who had been detained since August 2024 after visiting clients at a detention facility.

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Human rights organization Foro Penal verified that at least 104 political prisoners were released in Venezuela on January 25, including lawyer Kennedy Tejeda who had been detained since August 2024 after visiting clients at a detention facility.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov maintained demands for the release of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, calling their release "the first step, without which all other actions are completely hypothetical" following their capture by U.S. forces.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov maintained demands for the release of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, calling their release "the first step, without which all other actions are completely hypothetical" following their capture by U.S. forces.

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