Venezuela deploys warships, drones to coast as US naval squadron nears
Summary
Venezuela is sending military ships and drones to patrol its coastline after the United States sent warships near its waters for a drug trafficking mission. The U.S. accuses Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro of being involved in drug trafficking, while Venezuela claims the U.S. is trying to change its government.Key Facts
- Venezuela plans to use military vessels and drones to monitor its coast.
- The U.S. sent warships near Venezuela claiming it is part of a mission against drug trafficking.
- The U.S. deployed various ships, including a submarine and over 4,500 service members.
- The U.S. government accuses President Maduro of being involved with drug cartels.
- The U.S. offered a reward of $50 million for Maduro's capture or prosecution on drug charges.
- Venezuela's military also moved 15,000 troops to its border with Colombia to address security concerns.
- Venezuelan officials deny the drug trafficking allegations and accuse the U.S. of hostile actions.
- Venezuela claims it does not produce cocaine and criticizes U.S. drug consumption issues.
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