The United States is sent by ten F-35 hunters at Puerto Rico Airport to strengthen operations against drug cartels in the southern Caribbean, cite sources. This move will enhance the already strong American military presence in the region, as part of the President Trump campaign to fight drug smuggling.
This followed in a recent American attack on the ship for which he was claimed that he wore large amounts of drugs from Venezuela, 11 people were killed, which indicates a possible long-term military campaign in Latin America.
Currently, seven American warships and nuclear submarines operate in the region, with over 4,500 sailors and mariners. The aim of military reinforcement is to put pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolas Madura, which American officials accuse of leading the state-related drug commercial.
Maduro condemned American actions as attempts to change the regime with a military threat. U.S. authorities have not commented on the legal basis for the attack on the ship thread that drugs were found, but Trump confirmed that the ship was associated with the Venezuelan Band Tren de Aragua, which the United States declared a terrorist organization.
(Vijesti.ba)
