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Why Trump captured Maduro 

Spynewsmedia January 7, 2026

Captured President Maduro being taken away in cuffs by US Psecial Forces Operatives

 

By Reliant post

Trump’s move against Maduro was strategic. He anticipated the right moment, understanding the stakes involved.

Maduro, wanted for drug trafficking, had a bounty on his head. Under Trump, that bounty doubled to $50 million. Yet, the real game was bigger.

The U.S. military had the power to act whenever it chose to. Trump waited for the opportune moment. Yes, Maduro trafficked drugs that harmed Americans. That provided legal grounds for action. Stopping drugs was a win, but the broader purpose was to showcase American strength to global adversaries.

This operation also aimed directly at Putin. Russia was quietly profiting from Venezuelan oil, fueling its war efforts. Trump’s message was clear: the U.S. was ready to disrupt any plans. But there’s more to it.

Just hours before the U.S. operation, Chinese officials met with Maduro. China had significant investments in Venezuela, seeking control over its resources. Iran was involved too, creating a trio of nations with vested interests in Maduro’s regime. They believed Maduro’s safety was paramount. However, Trump’s surveillance revealed the perfect chance to act.

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When Trump moved, he caught the Chinese military off guard. They were unprepared. The operation wasn’t just about removing a dictator. It sent a powerful message to Xi and China, underscoring the U.S. readiness to defend its interests. This action humbled Beijing. The U.S. disabled Chinese weaponry without any casualties, just as it had in past conflicts.

Countries relying on China’s support learned a harsh lesson. The perception of safety they had was shattered. Iran realized that their big brother couldn’t protect them. Russia found itself reconsidering its strategies. Cuba was warned it could be next.

Those who doubted the U.S. leadership now saw the difference. This wasn’t about Biden or past administrations. It became clear: aligning with the U.S. was essential to avoid being overrun by oppressive regimes.

President Donald Trump

Yes, the U.S. curtailed drug trafficking, but the implications were far greater. Trump’s timing potentially averted a larger conflict. China faced a credibility crisis on the world stage. Venezuela was no longer under the control of the three nations that sought to exploit it.

Russia and China’s partnership against the U.S. was now in jeopardy. Iran was on the brink of collapse. The message was loud and clear: under Trump’s leadership, the U.S. would not be underestimated. The world’s landscape shifted, and this was the change many had hoped for.

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