Arzoo is a journalist covering international affairs, geopolitics, defence, and strategic security, with a focus on the Middle East, Russia, China, the United States, and South Asia. She closely tracks military conflicts, diplomatic developments, defence technology, and the shifting balance of global power. Her reporting and analysis explore how battlefield developments, political decisions, and strategic rivalries shape international relations and regional security. She has covered major geopolitical crises, including conflicts involving Iran, Israel, Ukraine, and Russia, as well as developments related to NATO, Gulf security, maritime tensions, and emerging military technologies. Her work aims to explain complex defence and foreign policy issues in a clear, accessible, and engaging manner for a broad audience. With a strong interest in military strategy, weapons systems, and global security trends, Arzoo combines factual reporting with contextual analysis to help readers understand the wider implications of breaking international events. Her work reflects a deep interest in international security, conflict dynamics, and the evolving geopolitical landscape, with a commitment to accuracy, clarity, and context-driven journalism. Beyond geopolitics, Arzoo enjoys reading across history, international relations, fiction, and classic literature. She also has a keen interest in lifestyle, fashion, culture, and feature writing, and appreciates stories that explore people, trends, and ideas shaping modern life. She believes strong journalism combines accuracy with compelling storytelling.
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Maduro dials Putin to arm twist Trump as US prepares to seize more tankers off Venezuela's coast?
Tensions in the Caribbean escalated further after the United States seized a Venezuelan oil tanker accused of transporting sanctioned crude from Venezuela and Iran. Video released by Attorney General Pam Bondi showed armed U.S. forces rappelling from helicopters onto the vessel in a major maritime operation linked to Washington’s anti–narco-terrorism efforts. President Trump intensified the standoff by declaring the U.S. would “keep” the seized oil and hinting at possible land operations against Venezuela. Caracas denounced the move as “international piracy,” while regional governments and global actors increased pressure on Nicolás Maduro amid growing calls for political transition.
Published on: Dec 12, 2025, 18:00:25 IST
Arzoo Tanwar
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