Seoul: The White House has shared a striking photo of U.S. President Donald Trump taken at a South Korean airport on social media. This comes with a stern message following the recent military operation that successfully captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the image, which was shared on Saturday, is a black-and-white photo of President Trump at Gimhae International Airport in Busan, South Korea. The photo was taken during a summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping on October 30. Accompanying the image on social media was a terse message: "No games, FAFO." The acronym FAFO stands for "f* around and find out," a slang expression implying that reckless actions will lead to negative outcomes.

The timing of the photo's release coincided with "Operation Absolute Resolve," a military operation that commenced Friday night and continued into Saturday morning. This operation aimed to bring Nicolas Maduro to justice for charges related to drug trafficking and other offenses in the United States.

The expression FAFO seems to reflect President Trump's intent to reassert American power in the Western Hemisphere and serve as a warning to potential adversaries who might challenge American interests. The White House's choice to use this photo has sparked discussions about whether it was intended as a message to rival nations, especially given the context of countering China's or Russia's influence in the region.

In a speech delivered in Quantico, Virginia, in September, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth also employed the expression FAFO. He addressed potential adversaries by stating that "if necessary, our troops can translate that for you," further emphasizing the administration's stance on defending U.S. interests.