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One consolidated view of the South America and the Caribbean theater — every tracked development, actor, and source report, stitched into a single evolving narrative.
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Some legal experts consider the strikes extrajudicial and excessive. Maduro calling the first strike a crime and alleging that Washington seeks to provoke a major war and pursue regime change for oil.
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Some legal experts consider the strikes extrajudicial and excessive. Maduro calling the first strike a crime and alleging that Washington seeks to provoke a major war and pursue regime change for oil.
Open source reportGeography
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South America and the Caribbean theater
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Near Venezuela
The U.S. Navy struck a vessel near Venezuela and killed three people whom President Trump characterized as violent cartel members and narcoterrorists transporting cocaine and fentanyl toward the United States.
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Chronology
Maduro insists that the U.S. is trying to goad Venezuela into a "major war" with the goal of "regime change for oil."
Some legal experts consider the strikes extrajudicial and excessive. Maduro calling the first strike a crime and alleging that Washington seeks to provoke a major war and pursue regime change for oil.
Open source reportThe U.S. Navy targeted another drug boat near Venezuela, killing three people who Pres. Trump said were "positively identified, extraordinarily violent drug trafficking cartels and narcoterrorists" heading to the U.S. with "big bags of cocaine and fentanyl."
The U.S. Navy struck a vessel near Venezuela and killed three people whom President Trump characterized as violent cartel members and narcoterrorists transporting cocaine and fentanyl toward the United States.
Open source report