President Maduro announced a general mobilization of militia in Venezuela due to threats from the United States

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has announced the general mobilization of the Bolivarian National Militia amid threats from the United States. The relevant order provides for nationwide recruitment into the militia at 15,751 national defense bases across the country.

Maduro stressed the importance of nerves of steel, the unity of the army, police and people. He called for the maximum mobilization of all forces to protect the motherland and ensure peace and victory in the prevailing conditions.

The general mobilization strategy reflects the growing tension in relations between Venezuela and the United States, as well as the desire of the country's leadership to ensure internal security and readiness for possible external challenges.

The Bolivarian National Militia plays a key role in Venezuela's defense system, bringing together volunteers and the military to protect its territorial integrity and sovereignty. Maduro's order is aimed at strengthening this structure in order to strengthen national security.

Venezuela is responding to the actions of the United States, and general mobilization is one of the steps that demonstrate the seriousness of the country's intentions to protect its interests.