Venezuela"s administration has ordered police to arrest supporters of the recent U.S. military intervention and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. This directive comes amid ongoing tensions in the country following the intervention.
The situation has escalated as the government seeks to suppress dissent related to the U.S. actions. The arrests are part of a broader crackdown on individuals perceived to be supporting foreign intervention in Venezuelan affairs.
This development follows a series of related events, including the recent capture of Maduro, who was handcuffed and escorted by federal agents to a helicopter for court proceedings, as previously reported. The political climate in Venezuela remains volatile as the government continues to respond to internal and external pressures.
For more on the implications of these events, see earlier coverage of the anti-regime protests in Iran, which have entered their ninth consecutive day with violence.
