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Former presidential aide, Bashir Ahmad, asserts that Venezuela's allies have left its leadership isolated, vulnerable, and defenseless against its opponents.
In a post on his official X account on Saturday, Ahmad emphasized that this is the reality of global dynamics, highlighting that alliances can often be superficial while power remains unchallenged.
He was responding to the arrest of Venezuela’s President, Nicolas Maduro, and his wife by U.S. forces on Saturday.
DAILY POST had reported that
“Venezuela’s so-called allies ultimately left its leadership isolated, vulnerable, and defenseless against its adversaries.
“The events in Venezuela reveal an uncomfortable truth in international relations; this is why leaders from other nations often feel apprehensive, yield to, or quietly submit to the United States.
“They simply have no real counterpart; not China, not Iran, not Russia, and not even all of them combined when it comes to effective power projection.
“Even when they express vocal opposition, they seldom attempt, let alone succeed, in preventing the U.S. from executing a mission it has committed to undertake,” Ahmad wrote.
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What did Bashir Ahmad say about Venezuela's allies?
Bashir Ahmad stated that Venezuela's allies have left its leadership isolated and vulnerable, emphasizing that alliances can be superficial while real power remains unchallenged.
What was Ahmad's reaction to the arrest of Maduro and his wife?
Ahmad reacted by highlighting the implications of the arrest, pointing out that it underscores the harsh realities of global politics and the fear many leaders have towards U.S. power.
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