US military buildup against Venezuela reflects a long-standing attempt to reshape Latin America, aiming for “regime change” and control over the region’s vast oil resources, says a decolonial expert.

US military buildup near Venezuela has rekindled fears of a hegemonic intervention fueled by Washington’s appetite for oil even as Caracas asserts its readiness for any scenario.

Venezuela is sounding the alarm as senior US officials confirm that Washington is preparing a new phase of operations targeting President Maduro’s government.

US is orchestrating a “regime change” operation in Caracas by leveling unsubstantiated drug trafficking accusations against President Nicolás Maduro and deploying warships near the country's shores, says the former Venezuela foreign minister.

Latin American states are getting ready for a response to possible US aggression against Venezuela.

Despite US military buildup, Venezuela remains calm, seeing the threat as psychological warfare aimed at destabilization and resource control, while Maduro maintains public confidence and resilience.

The UN chief supports views condemning US airstrikes in the Caribbean and Pacific for violating international humanitarian law.