Trump Targets Colombia After Venezuela Raid, Warns of Military Action Over Cocaine

• US President Donald Trump warned of possible military action against Colombia, calling its leader a "sick man" involved in cocaine production.
• The warning follows a US operation in Venezuela where President Nicolas Maduro was captured and flown to New York on drug-trafficking charges.
• Trump directly stated that military action against Colombia "sounds good" when asked about the possibility.
• Colombian President Gustavo Petro condemned the US action in Venezuela as an "assault on sovereignty" and warned of a refugee crisis.
• The UN Security Council is scheduled to meet to discuss the US operation in Venezuela, requested by Venezuela and relayed by Colombia.

Why It Matters: Trump threatens Colombia with military action after Venezuela operation, sparking regional condemnation.