Trinidad's leader backtracks and says U.S. Marines are in the country working on airport radar

The Washington TimesFriday, November 28, 2025 at 4:49:34 PM
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Trinidad's leader backtracks and says U.S. Marines are in the country working on airport radar
  • Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister has retracted her earlier statement denying the presence of U.S. Marines in the country, confirming that they are indeed present to work on airport radar systems. This admission comes amid the U.S. government's efforts to strengthen alliances while conducting operations against suspected drug traffickers in the Caribbean region.
  • The acknowledgment of U.S. Marines in Trinidad and Tobago highlights the increasing military cooperation between the U.S. and Caribbean nations, reflecting a strategic shift in addressing regional security concerns and drug trafficking issues, which may have significant implications for local governance and international relations.
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