U. S. Seizes Venezuelan Leader: What's Next?

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro is now in U. S. custody. This happened after a surprise operation by the U. S. military. They captured Maduro and his wife in Venezuela. Then, they flew them to New York. The U. S. President, Donald Trump, said the U. S. will now run Venezuela. He made this announcement at a press conference. Trump also mentioned that big U. S. oil companies will return to Venezuela. They will fix the country's oil industry. This process could take years. Many people are questioning the legality of this operation. Some U. S. lawmakers want to know more about the plan. They are concerned about the future of Venezuela.In Venezuela, people have mixed reactions. Some are happy. Others are worried. The streets are mostly calm. Soldiers are patrolling some areas. Small groups of Maduro supporters gathered in the capital. Meanwhile, other countries are reacting. Russia and China criticized the U. S. They called the operation a violation of international law. The U. N. Security Council plans to discuss the situation. Trump said the U. S. might send troops to Venezuela. He also claimed that the operation won't cost the U. S. anything. He believes the money will come from Venezuela's oil reserves. This situation is complex. It reminds many of past U. S. interventions. Some people are worried about the long-term effects. Others are hopeful for a better future for Venezuela.