Russia has issued a warning advising its citizens not to travel to Venezuela, citing a sharp deterioration in the security situation following recent developments in the country.
The warning was announced on Monday after Donald Trump said the United States had carried out a strike in Venezuela and arrested President Nicolás Maduro and his wife. Moscow did not provide further details but signal led heightened concern over safety risks for foreign nationals.
Russian authorities urged their citizens to closely monitor official guidance and avoid non-essential travel, as political and security tensions escalate in the South American nation.
The travel alert reflects growing international concern over stability in Venezuela following the latest US actions, with several governments reassessing risks to their nationals amid uncertainty over the country’s immediate future.
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