Which countries could be in Trump's sights next?
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Key Points:
- After the dramatic raid capturing Venezuela's president, US President Donald Trump is signaling potential actions against other countries in the Western Hemisphere, invoking a modernized "Donroe Doctrine" to assert US dominance.
- Trump has expressed interest in acquiring Greenland for national security reasons, citing Russian and Chinese presence and the island's strategic Arctic location and rare earth mineral wealth; however, Greenland's Prime Minister firmly rejected any notion of US control.
- Colombia faces sharp criticism from Trump, who accused its president of enabling drug cartels and hinted at possible US operations against the country, despite Colombia's historical alliance with the US in anti-drug efforts.
- Trump warned Iran of severe consequences if it continues to violently suppress ongoing protests, reflecting ongoing tensions following previous US and Israeli
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