US and Venezuela: Three signs point to risk of war
Military and intelligence actions, coupled with Venezuela’s mobilization, have raised the risk of conflict in the Caribbean.
A growing show of force in the Caribbean is fueling fears that the United States and Venezuela are inching toward military confrontation.
- Washington has assembled an extensive naval and air presence near Venezuelan waters—the largest seen in decades
- The US has authorized the CIA to operate inside the country
- US strikes on multiple vessels allegedly carrying narcotics have resulted in at least 37 deaths, according to Venezuelan authorities
The real objective may be to pressure Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to leave power.
The attacks have drawn regional condemnation and heightened concerns.
Author's summary: Rising tensions between US and Venezuela.
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