Summary
The U.S. military has increased its presence near Venezuela, deploying aircraft and ships in the Caribbean. Venezuela has accused the U.S. of military harassment, claiming American planes flew close to its coast. The situation has led to concerns about rising tensions between the two countries.
Key Facts
- Venezuela claims U.S. military planes operated 46 miles off its coast, calling it illegal harassment.
- Venezuela views these military actions as a threat from the U.S.
- Satellite images show F-35B stealth jets stationed at an airport in Puerto Rico.
- The Pentagon released images of Marine Corps jets arriving in Ceiba, Puerto Rico.
- U.S. cargo planes and naval ships have been active in the region, including destroyers and transport docks.
- A U.S. special operations ship was observed moving in the eastern Caribbean.
