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.

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.

Tensions are increasing between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago.

Maduro says his country is facing “the biggest threat” their continent has seen in the last 100 years" amid US naval buildup.

Venezuela’s Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello has exposed a plot by opposition leaders and the son of Iran’s deposed monarch to stage an attack on a synagogue in Caracas and blame it on Iran.

Venezuela's Vice President states that the American imposed sanctions over the Latin American country are, along with war, the central axis of the foreign policy of the United States.

Venezuela has slammed the United States' decision to reinstate sanctions on its oil sector, saying that Washington has breached an agreement facilitated by Qatar.