Trump's next targets after Venezuela?

President Trump began 2026 with a surprise and controversial military operation, arresting Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, highlighting new threats of foreign interference in US foreign policy, according to a Time magazine report.
The move comes as Trump seeks to rebuild his international reputation after failing to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2025.
The operation in Caracas made it clear that he was pursuing the same hardline strategy he campaigned against, raising concerns around the world that other countries could become potential targets. Relations between Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Pedro are already strained, and Trump has threatened possible military action in Colombia, calling Pedro an illegal drug lord.Trump's targets

There was a contradiction in his statements regarding Cuba, on the one hand he declared it a failure, but later said that there was no need for intervention, it would fall by itself. The Venezuelan action re-examined Trump's old desire to incorporate Greenland into the United States, which Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen strongly denied. In addition, US President Donald Trump has also warned Colombia.