Venezuelan fishermen in fear after US strikes on boats in the Caribbean
Summary
Venezuelan fishermen are concerned about their safety after the U.S. military conducted strikes on boats in the Caribbean, targeting what it calls "narco-terrorists" linked to the Venezuelan government. The strikes have led to increased tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela, with President Trump authorizing covert operations and considering further actions. Fishermen worry about being caught in conflict, impacting their livelihoods and safety.Key Facts
- U.S. military strikes in the Caribbean aim to target suspected drug traffickers linked to Venezuela.
- At least 27 people have died in these operations since September 2.
- The U.S. government has accused the boats attacked of drug smuggling but has not provided evidence.
- Venezuelan fishermen fear for their safety and livelihood due to the military tension.
- President Trump has suggested the possibility of strikes on Venezuelan soil.
- The U.S. authorized the CIA for covert operations in Venezuela.
- Venezuela's Defense Minister warned citizens of possible military threats.
- Venezuela has raised concerns about U.S. actions at the United Nations Security Council.
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