Venezuela’s Foreign Minister, Ivan Gil, has affirmed the nation’s political and economic stability, declaring its readiness to defend against any aggression. His statement comes amidst heightened regional tensions and reported U.S. military deployments near Venezuelan waters.
Speaking on the sidelines of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) and European Union summit in Santa Marta, Colombia, Minister Gil emphasized that Venezuela is committed to peace but remains vigilant against potential threats. He stressed the country’s dedication to maintaining stability in the face of external pressures.
“We are living in a period of peace and are fighting to maintain it,” Minister Gil stated. “At the same time, we are prepared to confront any aggression that may come our way.”
The Foreign Minister’s remarks follow reports suggesting that the U.S. administration has been considering various options regarding Venezuela, including potential military actions. While the specifics of these considerations remain unclear, the Venezuelan government appears to be taking a proactive stance in asserting its sovereignty and preparedness.
The situation underscores the complex geopolitical dynamics in the region, with Venezuela seeking to navigate a challenging landscape while maintaining its independence and stability. The Venezuelan government has repeatedly condemned what it perceives as external interference in its internal affairs, asserting its right to self-determination.
The presence of U.S. naval assets in the Caribbean Sea has added another layer of complexity to the already tense situation. Venezuelan officials have characterized these deployments as provocative and destabilizing, further fueling concerns about potential escalation.
DZWatch will continue to monitor developments in Venezuela and the wider region, providing timely and accurate reporting on this evolving situation. We remain committed to delivering unbiased news and analysis to our readers.
