Venezuela Calls US ‘Killer’ After Deadly Strikes in Caribbean
Summary
Venezuela has accused the United States of conducting illegal military strikes in the Caribbean, which they claim have killed civilians and threaten regional stability. Venezuela requested the United Nations Security Council to take action against what it sees as U.S. aggression. The U.S. states these operations are part of a mission to disrupt drug trafficking.Key Facts
- Venezuela claims that the U.S. has launched multiple strikes near its coast, killing over 27 people.
- Victims reportedly include nationals of Colombia and Trinidad and Tobago.
- The U.S. says these operations target drug cartels to protect national security.
- Venezuela has asked the U.N. Security Council to declare these U.S. actions illegal.
- The U.S. continues military operations in the region, citing control over maritime activities.
- The latest U.S. strike on a suspected drug vessel showed survivors, marking a first for these incidents.
- President Trump confirmed CIA authorization for covert operations in Venezuela.
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