< p > The Venezuelan crisis has lasted for seven days. Around the two governments, there has been a lot of international bickering. The Security Council meets to discuss it. The United States calls on all countries to choose frontier stations. Russia and other countries call on all countries to remain calm and not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries. It can be said that Venezuela has now become the place where the two camps confront each other. Just as Putin was standing up for Maduro, Trump was ready to intervene in Venezuela's internal affairs by force.

According to recent Russian media reports, the notes of John Bolton, the US National Security Adviser, have been exposed, including details of the 5,000 US armed forces that will be dispatched to Colombia, Venezuela's neighbour. This news confirms the speculation that the United States will intervene in Venezuela by force sooner or later, just waiting for the right time. And before the news, Trump had also privately discussed the possibility of using force against Venezuela with a Republican senator. More notably, the State Department also issued a security warning warning warning that Americans living and traveling in Venezuela should stay away from Venezuela. All signs indicate that the US intervention in the UN is becoming more and more evident. Like all US presidents, the Trump administration seems to have launched a war to divert domestic conflicts during its term of office.

To be honest, the United States has been intervening in the Venezuelan crisis. As Maduro pointed out, Guaido is the puppet designated by the United States. An obvious example is that Guaido, in order to gain American favor, has expressed his willingness to pay for the border wall between the United States and Mexico, which is a naked act of betraying the country for glory. Nevertheless, there are many Venezuelans who support Guaido. The reason is simple: years of inflation, poor economic management and growing corruption have long put Venezuela on the brink of collapse. The crisis is caused not so much by political struggle as by famine. Today, Venezuelan supermarkets can't find any food. Every day, refugees flee to neighboring countries. The streets are full of beggars. Their request is simple, that is, they want the government to distribute food to fill their stomachs. Under the background of

, the interim president of Guaido had a market, and he was supported by a part of the hungry people. After that, the United States and many Latin American countries recognized Guaido's presidency for the first time, which aroused the dissatisfaction of legitimate President Maduro. He immediately announced that diplomatic relations with the United States had been severed and demanded the withdrawal of American diplomats within 72 hours. 。 And he personally went to watch the military exercises to show his determination not to bow to the United States. Now, the United States has not stopped, has frozen the Maduro government's overseas assets, and intends to give it all to Guaido to strengthen the opposition, and Guaido is still lobbying Venezuelan opposition in the military, hoping that they can face a reversal, it seems that Maduro is in a very dangerous situation.

The action of the United States has attracted the attention of Russia, which has repeatedly warned the United States not to interfere in the internal affairs of the Commission by force, otherwise the consequences will be borne by itself. Not long ago, British media also exposed that nearly 400 Russian mercenaries with practical experience flew to Venezuela to protect Maduro's personal safety 24 hours in person. Although Russia denied the news, it could not be said that Putin supported Maduro. The exposure of 5,000 U.S. soldiers is more like a response to 400 Russian mercenaries. Once the U.S. and Russian forces really intervene in Venezuela, things will be complicated, and it may become the next Iraq.