US Military Mobilizes in Caribbean: Pressure Mounts on Maduro's Venezuela

The United States has significantly escalated its military presence in the Caribbean against Nicolás Maduros Venezuela, marking a pivotal moment in U.S.-Venezuela relations amid rising tensions.

For two months, the United States has mobilized a vast military force, including warships and aircraft, in the Caribbean, marking its largest deployment in decades.
Long-range B-52 bomber planes have conducted bomber attack demonstrations off the coast of Venezuela, showcasing the United States military readiness against Nicolás Maduros regime.
In a move authorized by Donald Trump, the CIA has been deployed to Venezuela amid escalating tensions and claims of U.S. strikes against Venezuelan vessels linked to the illegal drug trade.

Why It Matters

This military mobilization signifies a dramatic shift in U.S. foreign policy towards Venezuela, potentially impacting regional stability and the ongoing struggles against the illegal drug trade in the Caribbean.