Venezuela Speaks Out on US Threat
Summary
Venezuela's Foreign Minister Yvan Gil warned against U.S. aggression as the U.S. increases military presence near Venezuelan waters. The U.S. accuses Venezuelan vessels of drug trafficking, while Venezuela claims these actions violate its sovereignty. President Trump has authorized CIA operations in Venezuela, with tensions rising in the Caribbean region.Key Facts
- Venezuela's Foreign Minister Yvan Gil warned against U.S. aggression.
- The U.S. has increased military actions near Venezuelan waters.
- The U.S. accuses Venezuelan vessels of drug trafficking, leading to deadly boat strikes.
- Some people killed in these strikes were involved in trafficking, but not all were cartel leaders.
- Venezuela claims U.S. actions violate its sovereignty and are politically motivated.
- President Trump has authorized covert CIA operations in Venezuela.
- Human Rights Watch criticized U.S. actions as violations of international law.
- Russia has shown support for Venezuela, adding to regional tensions.
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