Tag: Military Intervention

Side-by-side portraits of Donald Trump on the left and Nicolas Maduro on the right.

Trump’s Venezuela Operation Reveals a Pragmatic Foreign Policy Approach

In January 2026, the capture of Nicolás Maduro has fundamentally redefined the “Trump Doctrine,” shifting it from a policy of rhetorical isolationism to one of targeted, high-impact intervention. While the operation—codenamed Operation Absolute Resolve—was tactically swift, its geopolitical implications are expansive. It signals a move away from the “forever wars” of the past two decades toward a “transactional realism” that uses overwhelming force for specific, finite objectives.

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