04.01.2026 10:01
Thousands of people filled Times Square in New York following the U.S. attack on Venezuela, calling on the U.S. administration to end military intervention. During the march, protesters chanted "No war for oil," expressing their opposition to the operation carried out by President Trump under the pretext of "drugs."
As the echoes of the U.S. military attack on Venezuela continue, thousands of people protested against the war in New York. The crowd gathered in Times Square, one of the busiest spots in the city, expressed strong opposition to the U.S. policy towards Venezuela.
NATIONWIDE PROTEST CALL
Following the U.S. military action against Venezuela, anti-war groups called for protests across the country. The demonstration in New York stood out as one of the largest responses to these calls. Participation was observed from various ethnic groups, unions, and civil society organizations.
PROTEST AFTER THE VENEZUELA ATTACK
Demonstrators gathered in Times Square, New York. Thousands filled the square with banners and, after speeches were made, marched through the streets of Manhattan. The crowd demanded an end to the U.S. military pressure on Venezuela.
"WE DO NOT WANT WAR IN VENEZUELA"
During the march, protesters chanted slogans such as "U.S., take your hands off Venezuela," "Fight for oil," and "We do not want war in Venezuela." Banners targeting U.S. President Donald Trump with phrases like "Trump resign" and "Trump, you need to go" also drew attention.
Demonstrators argued that the war is being conducted for economic interests. The march, which started from Times Square, continued along the main streets of Manhattan. The crowd walking on the routes closed to traffic occasionally received support from local residents.
INTENSE SECURITY MEASURES TAKEN
The New York Police Department took extensive security measures before and during the protest. Numerous police teams were deployed along the march route, while the crowd was also monitored by helicopters and mobile units. The protest, which has not yet seen any disturbances or violent incidents, is expected to continue for some time. The anti-war group announced that they would continue to express their opposition to the U.S. policy towards Venezuela with different actions in the coming days.