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#EEUU 🇺🇸 | #Venezuela 🇻🇪 | Trump orders the dispatch of more warships to the Caribbean against the Cartel of the Suns
Breaking news | Reuters: The United States ordered the dispatch of more ships to the southern Caribbean as part of the Trump administration's offensive against drug cartels, especially those classified as "narco-terrorists".
!! The USS Lake Erie (guided missile cruiser) and the nuclear submarine USS Newport News are set to arrive in the area early next week OBJ.
Together with an amphibious squadron sent last week - the USS San Antonio, USS Iwo Jima, and USS Fort Lauderdale - these vessels carry about 4,500 personnel, including 2,200 Marines OBJ.
This move is part of Trump's strategic approach to confront threats to U.S. national security posed by transnational narcocriminal organizations such as the Cartel of the Suns led by Nicolás Maduro. #VenezolanosenBinance
Breaking news | Reuters: The United States ordered the dispatch of more ships to the southern Caribbean as part of the Trump administration's offensive against drug cartels, especially those classified as "narco-terrorists".
!! The USS Lake Erie (guided missile cruiser) and the nuclear submarine USS Newport News are set to arrive in the area early next week OBJ.
Together with an amphibious squadron sent last week - the USS San Antonio, USS Iwo Jima, and USS Fort Lauderdale - these vessels carry about 4,500 personnel, including 2,200 Marines OBJ.
This move is part of Trump's strategic approach to confront threats to U.S. national security posed by transnational narcocriminal organizations such as the Cartel of the Suns led by Nicolás Maduro. #VenezolanosenBinance
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August 21 | #United States ordered the deployment of an amphibious squadron to the south of the Caribbean, as part of President Donald Trump's strategy to confront the threats from Latin American cartels.
The ships USS San Antonio, USS Iwo Jima, and USS Fort Lauderdale could arrive next Sunday at the shores of #Venezuela, two sources informed about the deployment told Reuters on Wednesday.
The vessels carry 4,500 military personnel, including 2,200 Marines. Although the sources refrained from specifying the exact mission, they indicated that the objective of the deployment is related to the fight against narcoterrorist organizations in the region.
In February, the White House included the Sinaloa Cartel and other Mexican drug trafficking gangs in its list of global terrorist organizations, as well as the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua. A few weeks ago, the designation of the Cartel of the Suns was also announced, a group that the U.S. claims is allegedly led by Nicolás Maduro.
The ships USS San Antonio, USS Iwo Jima, and USS Fort Lauderdale could arrive next Sunday at the shores of #Venezuela, two sources informed about the deployment told Reuters on Wednesday.
The vessels carry 4,500 military personnel, including 2,200 Marines. Although the sources refrained from specifying the exact mission, they indicated that the objective of the deployment is related to the fight against narcoterrorist organizations in the region.
In February, the White House included the Sinaloa Cartel and other Mexican drug trafficking gangs in its list of global terrorist organizations, as well as the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua. A few weeks ago, the designation of the Cartel of the Suns was also announced, a group that the U.S. claims is allegedly led by Nicolás Maduro.
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Tension between Venezuela - United States 🇻🇪🇺🇸
• Journalist: Is the president considering the possibility of deploying military forces on the ground in Venezuela?
Leavitt: "President Trump has been clear and consistent that he is prepared to use all elements of U.S. power to stop the flood of drugs into our country. Maduro is not a legitimate president; he is the leader of a narco-terrorist cartel, and we must bring those responsible to justice."
• Journalist: Is the president considering the possibility of deploying military forces on the ground in Venezuela?
Leavitt: "President Trump has been clear and consistent that he is prepared to use all elements of U.S. power to stop the flood of drugs into our country. Maduro is not a legitimate president; he is the leader of a narco-terrorist cartel, and we must bring those responsible to justice."
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