US Threatens Venezuela with Another Attack; Russia Demands Maduro's Release

• US Defense Minister Pete Hegseth warned of another attack on Venezuela if America's demands are not met.
• Hegseth stated the US military remains in the region, and Venezuela's future depends on President Donald Trump's decisions.
• Venezuelan Vice President Delsy Rodriguez was sworn in as President after Nicolas Maduro's arrest but refuses to surrender to US pressure.
• Rodriguez maintains Nicolas Maduro is the legitimate leader of Venezuela despite his reported arrest and presence in America.
• Russia's Foreign Ministry condemned the arrest of Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, urging the US to release them.

Why It Matters: US threatens Venezuela with further action, while Russia demands the release of Nicolas Maduro and his wife.