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CARACAS, Venezuela — The country is hemmed in by the largest U.S. military presence off South America in decades. For two months, U.S. forces have been blowing up boats off its coast, killing scores; President Donald Trump has warned “land is going to be next” — and then denied land…

CARACAS, Venezuela — The country is hemmed in by the largest U.S. military presence off South America in decades. For two months, U.S. forces have been blowing up boats off its coast, killing scores; President Donald Trump has warned “land is going to be next” — and then denied land…

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Amid a buildup of American forces in the Caribbean, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is reaching out to Russia, China and Iran to enhance its worn military capabilities and solicit assistance — requesting defensive radars, aircraft repairs and potentially missiles — according to internal U.S. government documents obtained by The Washington…

The Trump administration has decided to attack military bases inside Venezuela, according to a report, as America moves into a new phase in its war on drug cartels. Naval and air bases are among the potential targets as they are suspected of being involved in the industrial supply of drugs…

Last Updated: October 31, 2025, 18:59 IST The strikes will reportedly seek to destroy military installations used by a drug cartel the US claims is headed by Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro and top members of his regime. Tensions have escalated between US President Donald Trump and Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro. (Reuters)…

The U.S. military buildup along South America’s northern rim is, Washington insists, aimed at “narco-terrorists.” A growing chorus of analysts aren’t convinced; they suspect what the Trump administration is really after is regime change in Venezuela. Nicolás Maduro, the country’s leader since 2013, is taking no chances. In recent weeks…

Topline President Donald Trump told reporters Friday that he has not made a decision on whether the U.S. will strike military targets in Venezuela, according to Bloomberg, contradicting a report from the Miami Herald that stated the Trump administration could conduct the strikes as soon as Friday. Venezuelan President Nicolás…

Voices more closely connected to the U.S. military have emerged this week to raise their own questions about a spate of boat strikes on alleged drug-carrying boats in the Western hemisphere carried out by the Trump administration since Sept. 2. An anonymous Pentagon employee and a retired U.S. Air Force…

News Joey Bartlett Wednesday 29 October 2025 Venezuelan activist Yesenia Gonzalez speaks to a Newsday reporter at Princes Court on Keate Street, Port of Spain, on October 29. - Faith Ayoung Venezuelan activist Yesenia González says she supports US intervention in Venezuela – by any means necessary – and believes…