Aircraft carrier arrives in the Caribbean in major buildup near Venezuela

The Washington TimesSunday, November 16, 2025 at 4:02:07 PM
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Aircraft carrier arrives in the Caribbean in major buildup near Venezuela
The recent arrival of the U.S. Navy's advanced aircraft carrier in the Caribbean Sea marks a significant military buildup near Venezuela, coinciding with the Trump administration's ongoing drug enforcement campaign. Earlier this week, the administration confirmed its 20th attack on alleged drug boats in the region, highlighting a strategic focus on combating narco-terrorism. This military presence raises questions about the potential impact on drug trafficking dynamics in South America, as the U.S. intensifies its efforts to curb drug-related activities.
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