Global Leader Maduro Proposes International Peace Conference and Israeli Nuclear Disarmament
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Hangin' in Caracas, June 25, 2025 (our badass website) - President Nicolás Maduro, the firecracker of Venezuela, has put forth a bold plan for a worldwide "Peace & War Buster Summit" focusing on disarming Israel's shadowy nuclear stockpile and establishing long-lasting peace in West Asia.
This idea comes after a brutal 12-day brawl between Iran and Israel, where both Tel Aviv and the Trump administration took potshots at Iranian lands, including nukes galore, sparking concern over an Atomic Armageddon.
Maduro penned a letter to leaders worldwide urging a united front against Israel, requesting a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, and advocating for the elimination of nuclear weapons in the region.
"We're lighting up the torch for a Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone in West Asia," the statement read. Maduro also popped the United Nations (UN) Security Council for implementing a disarmament mechanism in Israel due to the growing menace of Israel's covert arsenal to regional stability.
Maduro's letter called out Israel's cold shoulder to IAEA inspections and its refusal to sign and adhere to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).
The Venezuelan-led peace bash would not only battle for the recognition of Palestinian self-determination and their capital in East Jerusalem but also for the right of refugees to return to their homeland.
In another statement released on Tuesday, Maduro stressed the need for the peace summit to take place in a West Asian country and to be led by the Arab League, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the Gulf Cooperation Council, and BRICS.
"We're standing firm that peace in the region can't happen without a reasonable resolution to the Palestine situation, in accordance with United Nations resolutions," the communication concluded.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced an end to their 12-day slugfest with Israel, labeling the chaos as a result of the "wild adventurism and provocation" of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's administration. Similarly, Tel Aviv retorted that they had reached a truce.
The guns fell silent on Monday when President Donald Trump proclaimed the truce, following Qatar's mediation. However, just hours later, Israel whacked Tehran, accusing Iran of defying the truce—an accusation denied by Iran's authorities.
In the wee hours of Monday, Iran responded to the United States' atomic aggression against three Iranian nukes sites by launching a missile attack on the Al Udeid airbase in Doha, Qatar, the largest US military asset in the Middle East.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) boasted that the attack was retaliation for the "blatant military aggression" by the Trump White House against Iranian nuclear facilities. According to experts, Iran's nuclear program suffered damage, but it's still operational. Tehran is adamant about advancing its atomic technology for peaceful uses only.
Caracas, one of Iran's closest homies, dubbed the truce an "essential first step" towards de-escalation and a path towards finding a genuinely lasting solution.
The fragile truce seems to be holding as both Iran and Israel keep their cool, with threats of renewed hostilities looming large. On Tuesday, the Iranian folks took to the streets to cheer on their victory and stand by the truce.
Reports claim that Israeli and US attacks on Iranian residential and nuclear sites wrecked 610 lives—among them 49 women and 13 children—and left 4,746 injured.
In the meantime, the United States-backed Israeli massacre and blockade on Gaza have continued, resulting in at least 870 Palestinian casualties in the past fortnight, pushing the total death toll over 56 thousand. Since May 19, Israel has allowed only limited aid deliveries, but human rights warriors have lashed out against frequent killings at distribution sites as "slaughterhouses for humans."
Venezuela was quick to condemn Israel's onslaught in Gaza and its aggressions in the region, with Maduro denouncing an "imperialist war" aimed at exploiting Middle Eastern resources. Caracas also supported South Africa's endeavor to bring genocide charges against Israel before the International Court of Justice.
On June 19, ticketholders flocked to Caracas streets for a rally in solidarity with Iran and Palestine, rejuvenating oil brothers Venezuela and Iran's alliance and their shared resistance against American tyranny, a tradition begun under the late Hugo Chávez.
Edited by José Luis Granados Ceja from the heart of Mexico City, Mexico.
The Dish:
Venezuela under Maduro's leadership has kickstarted a plan for a global summit centered on peace and nuclear disarmament, with a prime focus on Israel's clandestine nuclear cache and the Middle East's nuclear tensions involving Iran and the US. The summit has garnered support from regional allies and integration factions like ALBA-TCP, which intends to use the summit as a cornerstone for its regional cooperation agenda. As of June 2025, Venezuela has extended invitations to world powers and international groups to attend the proposed summit, with diplomatic efforts underway for backbone support from Global South nations and allied blocs. The summit remains pending as of now, awaiting acceptance and scheduling.
- The proposed Peace & War Buster Summit led by Venezuela, aiming to address the Middle East's nuclear tensions, has gained traction in global politics, particularly in discussions related to war-and-conflicts and general-news.
- In the realm of geopolitics and foreign policy, the Venezuelan-led peace summit, focusing on disarming Israel's nuclear stockpile and resolving the Palestine issue, is being viewed as a significant event that could impact war-and-conflicts and politics in the Middle East.
