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Protesters rally in Venezuela to condemn US-Israeli attacks on Iran

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Protesters rally in Venezuela to condemn US-Israeli attacks on Iran

2026-03-05 16:27 Last Updated At:03-06 11:40

Thousands of people took to the streets of the Venezuelan capital Caracas on Tuesday to condemn U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran, and to demand the release of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife.

The demonstrators gathered in a park in western Caracas, holding banners and waving Venezuelan national flags as they marched along main thoroughfares toward Bolivar Square.

Participants chanted slogans condemning the U.S. hegemonic actions and voiced support for the Iranian people. Many also reiterated their demand that the United States release Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife.

"This is a protest against the ongoing and increasingly violent imperialist intervention. I am here to question why they are bombing Iran, just as they have bombed Venezuela and Gaza. I strongly oppose what is happening now. We believe that the internal affairs of a sovereign nation should be decided by its own people, and no other country has the right to interfere," said Sonia, a protester.

Protesters rally in Venezuela to condemn US-Israeli attacks on Iran

Protesters rally in Venezuela to condemn US-Israeli attacks on Iran

Protesters rally in Venezuela to condemn US-Israeli attacks on Iran

Protesters rally in Venezuela to condemn US-Israeli attacks on Iran

Protesters rally in Venezuela to condemn US-Israeli attacks on Iran

Protesters rally in Venezuela to condemn US-Israeli attacks on Iran

Flood control and disaster relief teams are stepping up efforts in Piaohe Township, Jiaohe City, in northeast China’s Jilin Province as Typhoon Bavi moves northward, bringing intense rainfall across the region.

Typhoon Bavi, the ninth of the year, made landfall twice along the coast of east China's Zhejiang Province at 23:20 Saturday and again around midnight, then moved inland. It is the second typhoon this month following Typhoon Maysak, which brought heavy floods and wreaked havoc in southern China.

Piaohe Township, located in the southeastern part of Jiaohe City, is among the hardest-hit areas. The township is particularly vulnerable due to converging water flows from the upstream Baishishan and Pihe River basins. To cope with the heavy downpour, more than 440 emergency personnel in the township have been deployed to prevent flood and evacuate residents from affected areas to safer locations.

The continuous rainfall has pushed water levels of Piaohe and Qingbei rivers flowing through the township to exceed warning thresholds, posing dangers of flash floods, landslides, and mudslides.

"We have activated 24-hour duty shifts, with inspections of rainfall conditions and potential hazards conducted every two hours. We are making effort to evacuate residents along the Piaohe River and Qingbei (river) basins to ensure their safety," said Zhang Peng, secretary of the Communist Party of China branch of Piaohe Township.

According to the Jiaohe City's Flood Control and Drought Relief Department, the cumulative rainfall in the City has reached 156.7 mm as of 15:00 on Tuesday.

Local authorities have coordinated efforts across multiple departments to promptly inspect and repair damaged roads and embankments, aiming to minimize the risk of river flooding.

Northeast China's Jilin steps up flood control as Typhoon Bavi brings heavy rain

Northeast China's Jilin steps up flood control as Typhoon Bavi brings heavy rain

Northeast China's Jilin steps up flood control as Typhoon Bavi brings heavy rain

Northeast China's Jilin steps up flood control as Typhoon Bavi brings heavy rain

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