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F-18 Fighter Jets Flew Deep Inside Gulf Of Venezuela In Closest Approach Yet For the first time, two US Navy F/A-18 fighter jets flew deep into the Gulf of Venezuela, the body of water bordered by Venezuelan territory on three sides, in what appears to be the latest ultra-provocative show of force from Washington. Some reports say the jets lingered long in the airspace, circling the gulf for some 40 minutes. The flyover happened Tuesday and appears the closest known approach by American aircraft to Venezuela's coastline since the Pentagon began a major buildup in the Caribbean several months ago, which has also seen over 20 deadly drone and aerial strikes on alleged drug smuggling boats. Source: US Navy The F/A-18s only increased their presence in the southern Caribbean region following the arrival of the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier group. US B-52 bombers have also been flying over the area, deploying from deep within the United States. A US defense official confirmed to the Associated Press ...

On Nov. 11, the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, arrived in the Caribbean Sea as part of a military deployment that President Donald Trump says is intended to counter narco-traffickers from Venezuela. It's the biggest US military mobilization in Latin America since 1989....

US Designates Venezuela's "Cartel Of The Suns" As Terrorists, But Its Existence Is Dubious Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Sunday that the State Department would be designating the so-called Cartel de los Soles, or Cartel of the Suns, as a "Foreign Terrorist Organization" - though many analysts and reporters have questioned whether the group actually exists. "Based in Venezuela, the Cartel de los Soles is headed by Nicolás Maduro and other high-ranking individuals of the illegitimate Maduro regime who have corrupted Venezuela's military, intelligence, legislature, and judiciary," the official US statement said. "Neither Maduro nor his cronies represent Venezuela's legitimate government." Via Associated Press At a moment of unprecedented US military build-up off Venezuela, including the presence of the USS Ford carrier strike group, Rubio's statement laid out, "Cartel de los Soles by and with other designated FTOs including Tren de Ar...

Arrival of the USS Gerald R Ford, the nation's most advanced aircraft carrier, comes as US strikes alleged drug boats....

On Nov. 11, the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, arrived in the Caribbean Sea as part of a military deployment the US says is intended to counter Latin American narco-traffickers. The operation, the biggest US military mobilization in Latin America since 1989, follows a series of US strikes that have killed dozens of people on small boats that officials alleged were carrying narcotics....

Pentagon Briefs Trump On 'Military Options' Against Venezuela For 'Coming Days' Probably this wasn't the first time, but there is widespread reporting on Thursday that military options have been formally presented to President Trump by top Pentagon officials for operations against Venezuela, including including strikes on land. Reports say these options are for the "coming days". Meetings at the White House are being held now that the USS Gerald Ford carrier strike group arrived in Caribbean waters days ago. The largest-ever 'peacetime' American military build-up off Venezuela is currently underway, with some 15,000 US troops total in the region. Getty Images "Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Dan Caine and other senior officials briefed the president on military options for the coming days, the sources said," CBS reports. But it also stresses, "No final decision has been made, however, two of the sources told CBS News." ...

Der größte US-Flugzeugträger der Welt ist in der Karibik angekommen, Venezuela hat seine Truppen mobilisiert. Damit spitzt sich der Konflikt weiter zu. Welche Szenarien nun wahrscheinlich sind....

UK Cuts Intelligence Sharing With US Related To 'Illegal' Venezuela Action Just as the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group entered Caribbean waters on Tuesday, it's been revealed that the United Kingdom has made the unprecedented and provocative move of cutting off intelligence-sharing with the United States related to suspected drug trafficking vessels off Venezuela. CNN reports Tuesday that Britain cited that it does not want to be complicit in ongoing US military strikes against alleged drug-trafficking boats, as it believes the action is illegal, amounting to extrajudicial killings, also after recent criticisms from United Nations officials. However, it is said to be a cut-off in only "some" intel-sharing. UK Ministry of Defence This is of immense importance from one of America's closest allies - and part of the 'Five Eyes' intelligence sharing nations - which has time and again enthusiastically joined in Washington's military adventurism abroad, from Afghanistan to ...

Russia 'Closely Monitoring' Venezuela Crisis As US Builds Up 16,000 Troops Off Coast Russia says it is closely monitoring the situation in Venezuela at a moment of unprecedented build-up of military assets threatening the country which possesses the world's largest crude oil reserves. Responding to a weekend Washington Post report saying that Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has requested military assistance from Moscow, especially missiles and radars, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said simply: "We are closely monitoring the situation in Venezuela." AFP/Getty Images WaPo has indicated that the American military build-up in the southern Caribbean includes 10,000 soldiers and 6,000 sailors, making the total force posture a whopping 16,000 troops. The publication describes, "U.S. forces in the Caribbean include eight Navy warships, a special operations vessel and a nuclear-powered attack submarine. When the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford arrives in the Caribbean next...

Oil Spikes On Reports US Military Attacks On Venezuela Imminent, Just 'Hours' Or 'Days' Away New Friday morning reporting says that President Trump has made the decision to attack Venezuela, ahead of which has seen an unprecedented US military build-up in the South Caribbean, and has included redeploying the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier group from the Mediterranean to join operations off Venezuela. The planned attacks against Venezuelan military installations are being reported in The Miami Herald and The Wall Street Journal, both which describe the impending assault as imminent. via US Navy "The Trump Administration has made the decision to attack military installations inside Venezuela and the strikes could come at any moment, sources with knowledge of the situation told the Miami Herald, as the U.S. prepares to initiate the next stage of its campaign against the Soles drug cartel," Miami Herald writes. The will "seek to destroy military installations used by the drug-traff...

Der Flugzeugträger "USS Gerald R. Ford", der bis zu 90 Kampfflugzeuge und Hubschrauber aufnehmen kann, wird in die Karibik beordert. Zur Begründung verweisen die USA erneut auf den Drogenschmuggel....

Pentagon Orders Carrier Strike Group To Join SOUTHCOM Operations Near Venezuela Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has on Friday ordered the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group to the US Southern Command area of responsibility, joining what is already an unprecedented US military build-up in the southern Caribbean off Venezuela.  And so after nine attacks on alleged narco-smuggling boats, it looks as if the strikes on cartels will only intensify, also after President Trump suggested that "land" operations could commence against the Maduro government. US Navy file image "The enhanced U.S. force presence in the USSOUTHCOM AOR will bolster U.S. capacity to detect, monitor, and disrupt illicit actors and activities that compromise the safety and prosperity of the United States homeland and our security in the Western Hemisphere," the Pentagon says. "These forces will enhance and augment existing capabilities to disrupt narcotics trafficking and degrade and dismantle TCOs,"...

According to Yvan Gil Pinto, countries are already negotiating potential industrial cooperation...