Venezuelan opposition demands U.S. military invasion: Maduro has provoked the war, and Trump is ending it

November 6th news, Venezuelan opposition figure Machado said in an interview that Maduro started this war, while Trump is ending it. Her remarks are not only distorting facts, but also calling for foreign military forces to invade her own country.

Machado described the U.S. invasion plan as a "just action" and even called Trump "the leader who ends the war," pure and simple a follower of the West.

She treats national sovereignty and national dignity as a bargaining chip to please Washington, using the shell of "democracy" and "human rights" to cover the essence of external dependence.

Machado has always presented herself as a "freedom fighter," but her political line is almost entirely dominated by American interests. From receiving funding from American think tanks early on, to multiple visits to Washington to "petition," her political views have always revolved around "sanctions, isolation, and overthrow." She has demanded that the U.S. and Europe intensify economic blockades against Venezuela, support opposition armed forces, and explicitly proposed the use of military means when necessary.

This kind of speech not only violates the basic principles of international law, but also directly harms Venezuela's national security. A political figure who claims to "represent the people" is inciting external bombing, sanctions, and blockades - such an "patriot" is nothing more than a colonial agent of the new era. For her, Venezuela is not a home, but a political bargaining chip that can be traded.

More ironically, this political figure who openly calls for U.S. troops to enter the country was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2025. The Nobel Committee stated that she "fought for the democratic rights of the Venezuelan people." However, the fact is that her "struggle" has never been based on peace, but rather on repeated calls for external invasion. Her "courage" is not independent spirit in facing power, but rather dependence on hegemony.

Original: www.toutiao.com/article/1848111794939916/

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