The White House shared a series of images from Donald Trump's makeshift Mar-a-Lago war room on Saturday during US strikes on Venezuela, but Vice President JD Vance was notably absent

Lago’s "Tea Room," Donald Trump said that Venezuela “stole our oil,” and that “We couldn’t let them get away with it.”

The Secretary of State said the U.S. would use economic and military leverage to influence the “direction” of Venezuela’s political future.

With brash threats aimed all around the region, the president and his team made it clear Venezuela might be just the beginning, sparking fear across the Western hemisphere.

“Having Trump stand on his plane threatening more regime-change operations, including one of the neocons’ decade-long crown jewel in Cuba, while Lindsey Graham stands next to him twitching in glee and ecstasy—is the perfect illustration of MAGA foreign policy,” journalist Glenn Greenwald chimed.

A social media post by Katie Miller, a senior aide in the Trump administration and the wife of longtime Trump adviser and current Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, sparked international reaction after she shared an image of Greenland covered in a U.S. flag with the caption: “SOON.”

Donald Trump has again proposed annexing Greenland, after Denmark's leader urged him to "stop the threats" over the island. Speaking to reporters, the US president said "we need Greenland from the standpoint of national security".

President Donald Trump says the U.S. plans to take over Venezuela’s oil, with the help of American oil companies. Industry experts say that’s a tall order.

Maduro's capture has sparked fears that the US plans to take over Greenland as Denmark ramps up Arctic military presence in response to Trump's territorial claims

President Donald Trump approved the strike before Christmas after months of planning, including troops training using a model of Maduro’s compound.

After removing President Nicolas Maduro from power, the Trump administration ‌is gambling ​that it can intimidate the Venezuelan leader's inner circle into toeing the ‌U.S. line with threats of further military action that could put them at risk of a similar fate,