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Putin Remains Silent on US Abduction of Maduro

6 January 2026
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Putin Remains Silent on US Abduction of Maduro
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A viral meme featuring President Vladimir Putin’s quote, “We don’t give up on our own,” juxtaposed with images of his ousted allies, has surfaced on Russian social media. This comes after the U.S. captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, a key ally of Putin, while Moscow’s vague defense treaty with Caracas leaves Russia with limited options. Analysts suggest that Maduro’s capture damages Putin’s international reputation but may not significantly impact Russia’s geopolitical stance. However, the situation could prompt Putin to heighten his security measures and could inspire further aggressive actions, such as targeting Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy.

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