The crisis-hit country Venezuela have since yesterday had “two” presidents.

On the one side stands president Nicolás Maduro, who in may 2018 was re-elected in an election the opposition boycotted. On the other side stands the opposition leader Juan Guaidó, who yesterday declared himself the country’s new interim president.

Maduro, who refuse to give up, has got support of China, Turkey, Russia, Syria, Mexico, and Cuba. Several of the countries criticize the united STATES to recognize the opposition leader Guaidó as the country’s president.

RIOT: Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó has declared itself as the country’s interim president in front of tens of thousands of cheering supporters in Caracas. It has created strong reactions. Video: NTB Scanpix / Dagbladet Show more Broke diplomatic relations

President Donald Trump was quick to recognize the Guaidó as the country’s temporary leader. The united STATES has also stated that they stand ready to use “all possible options” if Maduro is trying to crack down on the opposition.

This will be interpreted as an implied threat of the use of american military power.

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Shortly after the Us statement of support for the opposition leader broke the Maduro Venezuela’s diplomatic relations with the united STATES and gave american diplomats 72 hours to leave the country. Maduro has also decided to shut down the Venezuelan embassy and consulates in the united STATES, writes Reuters.

In addition to the united STATES, the united Kingdom, Canada, Brazil, Costa Rica, Argentina, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Denmark and Spain have shown support to the Guaidó.

Norway encourages Nicolás Maduros government in Venezuela to light out early elections and will support such a process if the parties request it. The EUROPEAN union is more cautious in its support for the Venezuelan opposition, but encourage like Uk to put in place a process to implement the new election.

PRESIDENT: Juan Guaidó is the leader of the Venezuelan national assembly. Yesterday declared his himself as the country’s temporary president. The country’s president Nicolás Maduros, who was re-elected in may, refuse to give up. Photo: Yuri CORTEZ and Federico PARRA / AFP Show more – Destructive interference

Russian president Vladimir Putin believes Guaidó and the opposition is trying to kuppe power in Venezuela, and that international law has been violated, according to a statement from the spokesperson Dimitrij Peskov.

– the Intrusions of foreign powers may lead to the carnage and lawlessness in Venezuela, says the Russian foreign ministry in a statement.

The destructive intrusions from other countries, especially in this extremely strained situation, are unacceptable, called it.

Russian president Vladimir Putin has also called Maduro to express support, informs the Kremlin.

To recognize Guaidó is american utidig the intervention, mean Peskov.

I really feel that there are some dangerous signs that such a thing takes place, he says to CNN.

– I mean it is like pouring gasoline on the fire, he said further.

SUPPORT: Russia’s president Vladimir Putin (right) photographed in Moscow with Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro in October 2017. Photo: Yuri Kadobnov / AP / NTB scanpix Show more “Naughty attack”

Turkey expresses support to Maduro and his statements about a conspiracy.

– My brother Maduro! Hold out, we support you, ” said Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdogan in a telephone conversation with Maduro. It enlightens Erdogans spokesperson Ibrahim Kalin.

Hua Chunying, spokesperson of the chinese ministry of foreign affairs, says that China hopes the other parties in Venezuela will respect the constitutional system and resolve political conflicts through dialogue to avoid escalation of violence, according to CNN.

She also highlights China’s resistance against external interference in venezuelan affairs.

President Bashar al-Assads government in Syria, denouncing the american “intrusions”, and believes this is a violation of international norms and laws. They call it a “rude attack” against Venezuela’s sovereignty.

26 killed

26 people have been killed since the latest protests against president Nicolás Maduro broke out in Venezuela for four days ago, according to the Observatory of Social Conflict.

PROTESTERS: the Opposition held a demonstration against president Maduro on Wednesday 23. January. Photo: Federico PARRA / AFP Show more

the Protests began when 27 soldiers took control of a militærpost in the capital Caracas on the night of Monday in a video urging venezuelanerne to revolt against Maduro.

the Soldiers were quickly apprehended, but the next few days followed large demonstrations, and on Wednesday declared the opposition leader Juan Guaidó themselves to the president.

security forces have used tear gas and gummikledde steel balls against the protesters, as several places have thrown the stone.

Gratifying that Trump is willing to support democracy in America’s backyard