In a series of recent developments, President Trump has confirmed that he has spoken with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and discussed potential military actions against Venezuela. Reports indicate that Trump issued an ultimatum to Maduro, suggesting he and his family could receive safe passage if he resigns. As the U.S. contemplates direct action against alleged drug trafficking operations in Venezuela, GOP Senator Mullin stated that while military strikes are on the table, Trump has not yet committed to sending troops. Amid these tensions, a CBS News poll revealed that a significant majority of Americans oppose military intervention, raising questions about public support for any potential military action. As U.S. forces expand their Caribbean mission, Trump hints at imminent land operations and further pressure campaigns against the Maduro regime, suggesting a precarious situation may soon escalate into conflict.