**Trump Administration Addresses Ukraine, Venezuela, Immigration, and Upcoming Fed Appointment**

**WASHINGTON, D.C. – November 30, 2025** – The Trump administration today highlighted its focus on a complex array of international and domestic issues, including ongoing efforts to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, escalating pressure on Venezuela, intensified immigration policies, and the upcoming selection for the Federal Reserve chairmanship.

Optimism surrounds ongoing discussions between the United States and Ukraine aimed at ending the war with Russia. Despite this positive outlook, significant disagreements persist, prompting the announcement that a US delegation will soon visit Moscow for further talks.

Meanwhile, pressure on Venezuela continues to mount. The administration’s stance has generated controversy, particularly regarding the potential use of military force against drug trafficking operations originating from the country. This concern is amplified by current investigations into accusations of targeted attacks against alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean, which Venezuela has vehemently condemned, accusing the United States of “assassination.”

Domestically, a recent shooting incident in Washington, D.C., has led to a further intensification of anti-immigration policies. President Trump also publicly defended his recent comments concerning the governor of Minnesota amid the renewed focus on immigration enforcement.

In other news, President Trump hinted at the possibility of a pardon for former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández. He also announced that the next chairman of the Federal Reserve would be named soon, an appointment that is closely watched by global financial markets.