Washington Post Venezuelans are experiencing significant anxiety due to the U.S. military’s actions and a lack of trust in their government’s information. This has led to people stocking up on supplies and a general feeling of uncertainty about the future. The situation has been exacerbated by U.S. actions against alleged drug cartels linked to the Venezuelan government, leading to revoked flight rights and a feeling of helplessness among citizens.

• Venezuelans are experiencing anxiety and uncertainty due to U.S. military actions and distrust of their government.
• Citizens are stocking up on supplies, reflecting fears of potential conflict and economic instability.
• The U.S. has designated alleged drug cartels, including those led by Venezuelan officials, as foreign terrorist organizations.
• Several international airlines have suspended flights to Venezuela, and some have had their operating rights revoked by the Venezuelan government.
• The situation is described as a stressful, moment-to-moment existence, with some citizens wishing for a resolution, whatever it may be.