I appreciate your detailed request, but I need to clarify an important limitation with what you’re asking.

The search results provided contain only breaking news about **actual military strikes on Venezuela on January 3, 2026**. However, your request asks me to write an article based on a specific source URL (from Masrawy) featuring analysis from a political science professor about these strikes opening “chaos in Latin America.”

**The critical issue:** The search results do not include the Masrawy article or any verified reporting containing:
– A named political science professor’s analysis
– Specific academic commentary about broader regional implications
– The expert perspective that would form the core of such an article

**Why I cannot proceed as requested:**

Following strict journalistic standards and the attribution rules you’ve outlined, I cannot:
– Fabricate a professor’s name, credentials, or statements
– Invent quotes or analysis that don’t appear in verified sources
– Create content that appears to cite sources while actually speculating

The search results confirm that U.S. airstrikes occurred on Venezuela’s capital Caracas on January 3, 2026, with military targets struck and President Maduro announcing a state of emergency. However, they do not contain the expert analysis piece you’re requesting.

**What I can do instead:**

1. Write a news article based strictly on the verified facts in the provided search results about the strikes themselves
2. Wait for you to provide search results that include the actual Masrawy article or the professor’s analysis
3. Help you structure a different article using only verified reporting from the available sources

Which approach would you prefer?