A major increase in U.S. naval forces in the south Caribbean Sea has been underway since President Trump signed a directive targeting some cartels.
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A major increase in U.S. naval forces in the south Caribbean Sea has been underway since President Trump signed a directive targeting some cartels.
By Charlie SavageHelene Cooper and Eric Schmitt
US warship presence is meant to target Latin American drug cartels, but Venezuela’s Maduro calls it a threat.
James Story, Washington’s former ambassador in Caracas, says a US attack once seen as unlikely now looks imminent
We look at what is behind the deployment of a large US military force to within striking distance of Venezuela.
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The most advanced U.S. aircraft carrier has arrived in the Caribbean Sea in a display of American military power.
