US EditionGov. Phil Scott Says Trump Should Consult Congress in Military Buildup Near Venezuela
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By KONSTANTIN TOROPIN WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. military has deployed an unusually large contingent in the Caribbean Sea and the waters off the coast of Venezuela since mid-year, when President Donald Trump’s government began moving assets into the region for counter-narcotics operations. Overall, U.S. Southern Command says there are about 15,000 troops operating in the area, in the largest military deployment in the area in generations.
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If the threat of "total blockade" of oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela were to materialize, the United States would incur a series of serious violations of international norms in full force.
Trump reveals the background of deployment in the Caribbean: "it's a blockade" to take Venezuelan oil Published: 17.12.25 / redpres.com Photo Flickr Photo Service/Gage Skidmore Washington intensifies naval siege under the premise of taking energy and oil assets ...
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