Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab has issued arrest warrants for Argentine President Javier Miley, his sister Karina Miley, and Security Minister Patricia Bullrich, charging them with aggravated robbery, money laundering, and unlawful imprisonment related to the alleged theft of a Venezuelan-Iranian aircraft. The Venezuelan government claims these actions are grounded in international law, while Saab accuses Miley of being a danger to the hemisphere and undermining Venezuelan democracy. In response, Argentina's Foreign Ministry condemned the warrants, emphasizing the independence of its judiciary compared to Venezuela's political climate. Relations have soured markedly since Miley's election, as he has openly criticized the Maduro regime, calling it socialist and poverty-inducing. Meanwhile, Argentine prosecutors are seeking the international arrest of Nicolás Maduro and his associates on human rights violations, highlighting the deepening diplomatic rift between the two countries. This escalating tension reflects broader geopolitical conflicts in the region.