- President Trump declared the United States is currently in control of Venezuela and intends to rebuild the nation with "total access" to its resources.
- Following a US military operation, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has been captured and faces drug trafficking charges in the US.
- Trump threatened further action against Venezuela's acting president and suggested potential US operations in both Colombia and Mexico.

🇺🇸: Hey! Did you hear the latest news from the US? It’s kinda crazy!

🇯🇵: No! What’s happening? Tell me!

🇺🇸: Okay, so Trump is saying the US needs to control Venezuela’s oil and everything else. He thinks they’re "in charge" now!

🇯🇵: Seriously? That sounds pretty intense! What about Maduro?

🇺🇸: They actually *captured* Maduro! He’s in the US now and will be in court soon for drug stuff.

🇯🇵: Wow! That’s a huge deal. So, who’s running Venezuela right now?

🇺🇸: Trump said *they* are! He wants to fix the country and the oil before they have elections.

🇯🇵: And he's talking about a second attack if the new leaders don't do what he wants?

🇺🇸: Yep! He warned the new acting president will have it tough.

🇯🇵: That’s a lot of power! What about Colombia? I heard something about that too...

🇺🇸: Oh yeah, he's saying some pretty harsh things about Colombia's president. Apparently, he thinks he's involved in drugs.

🇯🇵: That’s… quite a statement. And Mexico?

🇺🇸: He’s not happy with Mexico either, saying they aren’t doing enough about drugs. He might take action.

🇯🇵: So, a lot of drama then?

🇺🇸: Definitely a lot of drama! It’s a wild situation.