Colombia is mobilizing resources to address a potential humanitarian crisis as tensions escalate between the U.S. and Venezuela. Following a controversial U.S. military operation targeting Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, neighboring Colombia has condemned the move and called for urgent international dialogue through the UN Security Council and Organization of American States.
🔍 Why it matters: Analysts warn that forced regime change could trigger mass displacement across Venezuela’s borders. Colombia, already hosting over 2.4 million Venezuelan migrants since 2016, fears a new wave of refugees straining its infrastructure.
🌐 Global reactions: While the U.S. claims its actions aim to 'restore democracy,' Latin American leaders urge caution. Social media is buzzing with #HandsOffVenezuela trends, as activists criticize foreign intervention.
💬 "We cannot solve crises by creating new ones," said a Colombian official anonymously. "This isn’t just geopolitics—it’s about real people’s lives."
📌 What’s next: Aid groups are prepping emergency shelters along the border, while diplomats race to de-escalate the situation. Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.
