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Trump Cancels Second Venezuela Strike After ‘Cooperative’ Government Response

January 9, 2026 4:27 pm

Trump Cancels Second Venezuela Strike After ‘Cooperative’ Government Response

The evolving situation surrounding potential⁣ U.S. intervention in Venezuela has taken a surprising turn, as former President Donald Trump has postponed a planned military ⁢response. This decision follows what’s being described as improved⁢ cooperation from Venezuela’s interim government. Understanding⁢ the nuances of this geopolitical shift requires a look at the factors influencing⁣ Trump’s strategy and the implications for regional stability. ⁣As of January 9, 2026, the situation remains fluid, demanding⁢ careful analysis. This article will delve into the details of this developing⁣ story, exploring the reasons behind‌ the change in course and ‍its potential consequences.

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