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Russia Readies Action To Defend Venezuela, Tests US Resolve...

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"Do not be deceived. Their father is the father of all liars: satan. Their master plan is in motion. Pray for the light. Minds are clouded. I repeat: it is a ruse. Wake up America or you will suffer much." - Our Lady of the Roses, December 18, 1991

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LibertyOneNews.com reported on October 31, 2025:

By Karen Givens

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova announced that Moscow is “ready” to act to defend Venezuela, a declaration that raises immediate concerns about regional stability and American interests in the Western Hemisphere. This article examines what that claim means now, why it matters strategically, and how a firm, Republican approach should respond to deter escalation and protect U.S. influence.

Zakharova’s wording is short and sharp: Moscow says it is “ready” to act to defend Venezuela. Simple words like that carry weight when spoken by a major power with long-standing ties to Caracas, and they demand serious attention from Washington and allies in the Americas. The statement forces policymakers to weigh rhetoric against capability and intent.

Russia’s relationship with Venezuela has been built on energy, military sales and political alignment, giving Moscow footholds far from its borders. Those ties create avenues for influence that can complicate U.S. interests, especially when a rival power signals willingness to intervene. A Republican view starts with the premise that such moves must be met with credible deterrence rather than yielding ground.

From a security standpoint, the key question is whether this is bluster or preparation. Either way, silence or weakness would invite further pressure on neighbors and on U.S. partners. Republicans argue that clarity and strength are the best answers: show capability, build coalitions, and make the cost of interference unmistakable.

Economic levers matter as much as military ones. Moscow’s connections to Caracas rely on trade, credit and energy exports that keep the Venezuelan regime afloat. Targeting those channels with smart, rapid measures can blunt Russia’s influence without leaping into open conflict. The aim should be to raise the price of interference while protecting civilians and regional stability.

Diplomacy still has a role, but diplomacy backed by strength. Engaging Latin American partners, pushing for unity at multinational bodies, and exposing Moscow’s motives publicly will isolate aggressive moves. Republicans favor using diplomatic pressure alongside sanctions and security cooperation so that threats do not go unanswered and allies see a dependable U.S. response.

Our hemisphere cannot afford new power plays that undermine sovereignty and democratic aspiration. Republican policy favors shoring up relationships with nearby democracies by increasing joint exercises, intelligence sharing and targeted military assistance. Those steps reassure partners that the United States will defend the region and will not let outside powers rewrite the rules of engagement.

Congress and the administration should move quickly to coordinate sanctions on entities that enable foreign military presence and to protect critical infrastructure from foreign manipulation. At the same time, ramp up humanitarian and political support to Venezuelans seeking a peaceful, democratic future. Strengthening institutions and promoting free media will undercut narratives that empower foreign intervention.

If Moscow truly intends to act, the response must be layered, immediate and unmistakable: reinforce deterrence, restrict the flow of financing and materiel, and deepen ties with regional partners so they can resist coercion. That approach applies pressure without inviting full-scale confrontation, and it keeps American priorities clear—security, sovereignty and a stable Western Hemisphere.

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