US EditionUS Military Action in Venezuela Is Seen as Both a Blessing and a Curse for Russia's Putin
US forces captured Maduro in a swift operation, exposing Russia's limited military and economic ability to protect allies amid ongoing Ukraine conflict, analysts said.
- The US military action in Venezuela is considered a failure for Russia's Putin in supporting an ally, following previous failures in Syria and Iran.
- Putin has sought to justify Russia's actions in Ukraine by describing it as part of Russia's sphere of influence where Western encroachment cannot be allowed.
- Russia hinted at ceding influence in Venezuela to the US in exchange for a sphere of influence in Europe, but the US rejected this offer.
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US military action in Venezuela is seen as both a blessing and a curse
The lightning U.S. operation to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro can be seen as both a benefit and a burden for Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose forces botched an attempt to capture Ukraine’s capital and topple its leader at the start of Moscow’s invasion nearly four years ago. The ouster of Maduro highlights another Kremlin failure to support an ally, following the downfall of Syria’s former President Bashar Assad in 2024 and las…
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