Martina Navratilova under fire for calling Trump 'insane' and 'serial criminal' after Venezuela strikes

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Women's tennis legend Martina Navratilova garnered scrutiny for continued comments about the recent U.S. military operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and its aftermath. 

After expressing support for criminal sanctions against U.S. oil companies that try to take oil from Venezuela and suggesting the recent U.S. intervention was "pillaging" in a series of posts on Saturday, Navratilova took aim directly at President Donald Trump. 

"He is absolutely insane. Not to mention this is completely illegal," Navratilova wrote on X in response to a clip of Trump telling Fox News, "This incredible thing last night... We have to do it again. We can do it again, too. Nobody can stop us." 

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Navratilova later responded to the clip again, writing, "He wants to be the king of the WORLD!"

In another post, Navratilova doubled down on her claims that Trump is committing criminal acts with the Venezuela intervention. 

"Peace president my a--! Trump is breaking more laws than all the previous presidents combined. A serial criminal on so many different fronts!" Navratilova wrote in a response to a New York Times editorial. 

The tennis legend's comments drew mixed responses on social media, with many criticisms.

"Please go back to playing and talking about games. You have no credibility as a political pundit. Sit down," one X user wrote. 

One user wrote, "You need to stick to tennis as you have no clue about politics." 

Another user joked that Navratilova has Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS).

"TDS is strong with you. Stick to