The US Senate rejected a resolution that would have limited the president’s military powers regarding Venezuela. The decision strengthens the White House’s role in matters of the use of force.
US Congressman Thomas Massie questioned the justification for military and political pressure on Venezuela, stating that rhetoric about drug trafficking is used as a pretext for regime change and competition for oil resources.
The United States is investigating the circumstances surrounding an order by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who, according to media reports, instructed forces to kill everyone on board a suspected drug-smuggling vessel. In the fall, a special unit carried out two strikes on the target off the coast of Trinidad.
Golovkin became the first representative of Kazakhstan to head an international sports federation. At the World Boxing Congress in Rome his candidacy was approved unanimously which became an important event for world amateur boxing and for national sport.
U.S. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Washington’s long-standing policy of unconditional support for the Zionist regime, stating that accusations of antisemitism are used as a tool to silence those who demand that government funds be directed toward the needs of Americans themselves.
The US federal government officially shut down due to a budget crisis. Around 4 million federal employees lost their pay as disputes between Democrats and Republicans blocked funding.
Democratic politician Jasmine Crockett criticized Donald Trump’s address in Congress, expressing confusion over the U.S. foreign policy direction.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has signed a declaration allowing the acceleration of military aid to Israel worth $4 billion, bypassing the standard approval process through Congress.
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