By Vive CABA | International
The measure, which has not yet been officially confirmed by the White House, would seek to dismantle networks linked to drug trafficking and alleged terrorist structures in Venezuelan territory.
According to reports, the Pentagon has already outlined possible strategic points to intervene, although the US government insists that its priority continues to be diplomatic channels. “All options are on the table,” said spokespersons consulted by international media.
From Caracas, President Nicolás Maduro denounced that this was an attempt at “imperialist aggression” and ordered to reinforce surveillance in the border areas and the country’s main air bases. He also warned that any attack would be considered a violation of national sovereignty and a direct threat to the stability of Latin America.
Meanwhile, the international community remains on alert. Governments allied to Venezuela—such as Cuba and Nicaragua—expressed their rejection of a possible military offensive, while other countries on the continent called for “prudence and dialogue” in the face of escalation.
Analysts consulted by Live CABA They warn that an armed confrontation between the United States and Venezuela could have serious consequences for the region, affecting energy flow, migratory routes and border security.
“A military movement of this type could reignite polarization in Latin America and open a scenario of unpredictable diplomatic repercussions,” said political scientist Carolina Álvarez, a specialist in international relations.
For now, the world watches with concern as diplomatic channels try to stop a new geopolitical crisis on the continent.
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