This publication recalled the events of early 2026 when the United States conducted an operation against Venezuela, resulting in the detention of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife in Caracas, according to the American side. It later became known that Maduro was placed in a detention center in Brooklyn.
Delsi Rodríguez was appointed as the acting president of Venezuela. Initially, she condemned the actions of the United States and demanded Maduro's release; however, she later reached out to Trump with a statement that Venezuelans "deserve peace, not war," and expressed her willingness to cooperate with the United States.
This statement followed Trump's warnings of possible new strikes if Venezuela refused to cooperate. The American president also threatened Rodríguez, stating that otherwise, she "would have to pay a very high price."
