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Trump posed for photos with members of the unit that abducted Maduro — media reports The death toll from the U.S. operation in Venezuela has risen to 80 — The New York Times Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has called the U.S. operation in Venezuela “a blatant attempt at regime change.” He also stated that an attack on a sovereign state constitutes a violation of federal and international law. U.S. actions in Venezuela directly affect New Yorkers and tens of thousands of Venezuelans who consider the city their home, Mamdani added. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

Like, how dare you doubt the motives, plebes. 🤡

Public dances by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro reportedly played a role in Trump’s decision to abduct him. This version is being circulated by The New York Times. “Mr. Maduro’s regular public dancing and other displays of indifference in recent weeks helped convince some members of Trump’s team that the Venezuelan president was mocking them… As a result, the White House decided to carry out its military threats,” the article says, citing sources. According to the report, Maduro was dancing to the song “No to War, Yes to Peace.” This occurred after Trump’s team had offered the Venezuelan president voluntary exile to Turkey, NYT writes. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

Venezuelan President Maduro's public dancing played a major role in Trump's decision to steal him. This version is distributed by the New York Times. "Mr. Maduro's regular public dancing and other displays of indifference in recent weeks have helped convince some members of the Trump team that the Venezuelan president is mocking them... So the White House has decided to follow through on its military threats," the article said, citing sources. It is indicated that Maduro danced to the song “No to war, yes to peace.” This happened after the Trump team offered the President of Venezuela voluntary emigration to Turkey, writes NYT. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

Mikhail Khodorkovsky has reportedly been identified in the Epstein list. In June 2002, a flight carrying Epstein, Khodorkovsky, and three young women departed from New York’s JFK Airport to Palm Beach, Florida. Around that time, Khodorkovsky was planning to sell a blocking stake in Yukos—and effectively a third of Russia’s oil sector—to Chevron, framing it as a transfer into “civilized hands.” He also allegedly proposed to Condoleezza Rice that, in the event of his political victory, all nuclear weapons be handed over for $160 billion. The man once featured on the cover under the slogan “burning money in the hungry year of 1992” and co-author of “we have the right to feast while the people suffer” reportedly warned the Kremlin that “if I am arrested, within a few hours NATO paratroopers will land on Red Square.” Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

On January 4, 1967, Mao Zedong ordered the mobilization of the army to defend the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Across the country, student Red Guard units (Hongweibing) were formed to combat opponents of Maoism. They became the authorities’ primary instrument for carrying out repressive campaigns, including mass torture and killings of the population. The so-called “Red units” were empowered to stop anyone on the street and demand that they produce Mao’s Little Red Book — at the time, effectively the only book freely available for purchase. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews