Fears of a wider geopolitical crisis surged after U.S. President Donald Trump claimed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro had been captured, prompting intense speculation about how Russia and China might respond. As questions swirl over Maduro’s whereabouts and the legality of the operation, attention has shifted to Moscow and Beijing, with analysts watching closely for signs of coordination or retaliation. While no confirmation has emerged of any joint military move, the moment has fueled talk of a potential Russia–China–Venezuela axis and raised concerns about escalating tensions between global powers. Putin’s and Xi’s initial reactions are now being scrutinized as the world waits to see whether diplomacy prevails—or whether this shock could redraw geopolitical fault lines. <br /> <br />#TrumpBombsVenezuela #TrumpOrdersCaracasBombing #CaracasVenezuelaAttack #TrumpVenezuelaWar #TrumpVenezuela #VenezuelaAirspaceTrump #TrumpOnVenezuelaWar #TrumpOnVenezuela #TrumpVenezuelaStrike #USBombsVenezuela #TrumpUSVenezuelaStrike #TrumpVenezuelaShowdown #TrumpVenezuelaStrikeWarning #DonaldTrumpVenezuela #USTrumpVenezuela #TrumpSaysVenezuelaStrike #TrumpVenezuelaStrike2025 #TrumpAttackVenezuela #CaracasStrikeTrump #VenezuelaTrumpWar<br /><br />~HT.410~PR.152~GR.122~
