US EditionPutin reaffirms support for Venezuela’s Maduro over US tensions
Putin promised ongoing support for Maduro's government to defend sovereignty and counter external pressure after the U.S. Navy seized a sanctioned Venezuelan oil tanker.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke with Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro by phone and reaffirmed his support for Maduro's government amid growing tensions with the United States.
- The U.S. seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela as part of efforts to ramp up pressure on Maduro, who has been charged with narcoterrorism.
- Putin told Maduro that Russia would continue to support Venezuela in asserting its sovereignty and peace in Latin America.
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Putin moves troops into Trump’s backyard
Clandestine US military forces are not the only foreign military troops operating in Venezuela. Russia has quietly dispatched military advisors of its own to the country, moved to reinforce Venezuela’s air defenses and signaled readiness to deepen military cooperation. While Donald Trump has authorized the CIA to conduct covert ops on Venezuelan soil and just days ago approved the seizure by US troops of an oil tanker leaving Venezuela, Vladimir…
Putin Speaks to Maduro and Reaffirms His Support for Venezuela in the Face of the Crisis with the Us
Russian President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed his support for his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolás Maduro in the face of the crisis with the United States, in a telephone conversation on Thursday, according to Moscow and Caracas. The call came after the capture on Wednesday by the United States of an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, amid the US military deployment in the Caribbean initiated in late August with the declared objective of combati…
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed his support for Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. In a phone call with him, he expressed “solidarity with the Venezuelan people” and reaffirmed his support for Maduro’s policy of “protecting national interests and sovereignty in the face of growing external pressure.” US President Donald Trump said through a spokesman that he was “not concerned” about the contacts between Putin and Maduro.
The News Roundup For December 12, 2025 : 1A
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U.S. snatches tanker off Venezuela — triggering Putin’s intervention, Iranian fury, and fears of an ugly escalation
Venezuela is heating up after the Trump administration seized a tanker off the coast of the South American country. Now Vladimir Putin has reached out to the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, to express his unwavering support toward his regime’s “growing external pressure.” There’s a reason people keep comparing Venezuela to George W. Bush’s invasion of Iraq. Maduro is a controversial leader, but the Trump administration has made it abundant…
US escalates Venezuela campaign
The US escalated its campaign against Venezuela with a series of moves that risk sparking an international crisis. Washington imposed sanctions on the family of President Nicolás Maduro — whom the Trump administration claims is running a drug cartel — and vowed to intercept more oil-carrying vessels that Venezuela’s economy relies on, after seizing a tanker on Wednesday. “The risks are now higher to depart from Venezuelan waters,” an expert told…
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