Trump Warns Cuba 'Ready to Fall,' Threatens Colombia & Mexico After Maduro Capture

• US President Donald Trump claimed Cuba is "ready to fall" due to economic collapse and disrupted Venezuelan oil supplies, alleging Cuban casualties during Maduro's capture.
• Trump's remarks followed the US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro for "narcoterrorism," with Trump asserting the US remains "in charge" of Venezuela.
• Trump issued strong warnings to Colombia, calling it "sick" and accusing President Gustavo Petro of drug trafficking, even suggesting a US operation against the country.
• He also warned Mexico to "get their act together" on drug trafficking, offering US troops, while calling President Claudia Sheinbaum a "terrific person."
• International condemnation from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay, and Spain rejected US military action in Venezuela as a violation of international law.

Why It Matters: Trump's aggressive "Don-roe Doctrine" rhetoric escalates regional tensions after Maduro's capture.