Venezuela’s Foreign Minister Yván Gil has issued a statement alleging that the country has been subjected to military aggression by the United States. Details about the nature of the aggression and the specific circumstances remain unclear. The Venezuelan government maintains that its sovereignty has been challenged through these actions.
In response to the alleged aggression, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has signed a decree declaring a state of emergency across the entire country. The measure grants the government additional powers to address what it describes as an unprecedented threat to national security. The declaration aims to mobilize resources and implement heightened security protocols.
Venezuela has characterized the events as a deliberate attempt by the United States to interfere in its internal affairs, claiming the ultimate goal is to seize control of the country’s strategic assets. The Venezuelan government has called on its citizens to remain vigilant and has called for international support to counter what it describes as illegal foreign intervention.
The United States has not officially responded to Venezuela’s allegations, and there is currently no independent verification of the claims made by Caracas. The international community continues to monitor the developing situation as tensions in the region escalate.