What does the US attack on Venezuela mean for Russia and China?

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In January 2026, the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, despite Venezuela's alliance with Russia and China. This action prompted criticism from both Beijing and Moscow, who are strong allies of Maduro, but neither country has taken any action in response. The Inside Story program analyzes the implications of the US action for Russia and China, examining the potential impact on their geopolitical strategies. Experts Andrey Kortunov, Chris Weafer, and Shaun Rein discuss the situation, considering the perspectives of Russian and Chinese foreign policy. The analysis focuses on understanding why the US took this action and what it means for the existing relationships between the US, Venezuela, Russia, and China.
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