Satellites Show US Warships Positioned for Possible Strikes in Venezuela
Summary
The United States has increased its military presence in the Caribbean by positioning warships close to Venezuela. Satellite images show the USS Iwo Jima and USS Gravely stationed near the Venezuelan coast. This move comes after recent airstrikes on cartel-operated vessels tied to the Venezuelan government.Key Facts
- The U.S. has stationed the USS Iwo Jima and USS Gravely near Venezuela.
- These ships are within striking distance of Venezuela's La Orchila Island.
- The deployment follows U.S. airstrikes on cartel vessels allegedly linked to Venezuela.
- President Trump stated the goal is to dismantle narcotrafficking networks in Latin America.
- Venezuela called the U.S. military presence a "provocation."
- The USS Gravely previously conducted joint exercises in Trinidad and Tobago.
- USS Iwo Jima carries over 1,600 Marines and advanced aircraft for possible operations.
- The U.S. has more than 10,000 military personnel in the Caribbean region.
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