President Donald Trump announced the closure of Venezuelan airspace, escalating tensions with Caracas amid military build-up in the Caribbean. Venezuela accused the U.S. of a “colonialist threat,” while Trump intensified sanctions and military presence, including deploying naval assets and authorizing CIA operations against the Maduro regime. Critics argue that U.S. military actions violate constitutional and international laws, with some labeling strikes as “extrajudicial killings.” As Trump considers military intervention, concerns grow over the legality and implications of his aggressive policies toward Venezuela.
