Former Caricom Leaders Demand Halt to Military Escalation in the Caribbean

Ten former leaders of the Caribbean Community have urged an end to military escalation in the Caribbean, citing the dangers posed by the presence of United States Armed Forces and nuclear vessels.

• The group of ten former leaders from the Caribbean Community, including Baldwin Spencer (politician), Said Musa, and Dean Barrow, expressed their concerns over military escalation in the region.
• They highlighted that the increased presence of United States Armed Forces and nuclear vessels threatens the sovereignty of Caribbean nations and the safety of their peoples.
• The former leaders called for adherence to international law and proposed a pullback of military forces to ensure peace and stability in the Caribbean.