The White House on Saturday posted four politically charged digital Valentine's Day cards on X, triggering outrage on social media. These cards highlighted recent geopolitical events and decisions by US President Donald Trump in his second term in the White House.

Valentine's Day Card For Captured Maduro

The first card with the caption: "Made just for you", shows the picture of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro blindfolded and in handcuffs, the first photo of Maduro after being captured by the US forces. 

The second card shows Trump holding a document labelled "Executive Order 4547" with a playful caption: "UR My Valentine". Executive Order 4547 is known as Trump's promises one-time $1,000 government seed contribution to every US citizen born between 1 January 2025 and 31 December 2028. The third one displays Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen with alleged MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia. In the fourth card, the White House took a jibe at Democrats. The card carries message: "My love for you is as strong as Democrats' love for illegal aliens. I'd fly 1,537 miles to have a drink with you."

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Maduro Raid Showed 'Full Military Might' Of US: Trump

In another development, Trump celebrated the special forces members who ousted Venezuelan President Maduro, saying last month's audacious raid means "the entire world saw what the full military might" of the US can do and ensured "we are feared" by potential enemies around the world.

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The President, addressing soldiers and their families at Fort Bragg, one of the world's largest military bases, asserted, "Your commander in chief supports you totally. Then, drawing on one of his own campaign slogans, he implored them, "When needed, you're going to fight, fight, fight. You're going to win, win, win."

The President and first lady Melania Trump also met privately with military families. But the visit felt more like a political rally than an official visit to celebrate the US armed forces. Trump's lauding of the raid that toppled Maduro came only after he called to the stage Michael Whatley, a former Republican National Committee chair who has the president's endorsement as he now runs for Senate in North Carolina.

(With AP inputs)