'No War With Venezuela!' Petition Grows—'Stop Trump'
Summary
A petition asking for a stop to U.S. military actions against Venezuela has gained over 40,000 signatures. The U.S. has increased military strikes on vessels suspected of drug trafficking near Venezuela, leading to heightened tensions with the country. President Trump has confirmed the U.S. conducted operations targeting drug-related activities linked to the Venezuelan government.Key Facts
- Over 40,000 people have signed a petition to stop U.S. strikes near Venezuela.
- President Trump confirmed U.S. military actions against suspected drug operations.
- The U.S. started targeting vessels near Venezuela for drug-related reasons since September.
- U.S. authorities have offered a $50 million reward for information on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who is wanted on narcoterrorism charges.
- The CIA carried out a drone strike on a Venezuelan port facility.
- The U.S Southern Command reported another strike in the eastern Pacific.
- Some experts and officials have questioned the legality of these military strikes.
- Congressional attempts to limit these military actions have not succeeded.
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