06 November 2025
It seems like a sci-fi film plot that can't happen, but Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has been meeting with leaders of Iran, China, and Russia, possibly to secure defensive support in the light of U.S. President Donald Trump's threats the South American dictator’s “days are numbered” as America also launches the biggest military buildup in the Caribbean in more than 35 years.
Since August 29, the United States has deployed eight warships to the waters surrounding Venezuela, and has undertaken approximately 14 strikes on alleged drug boats.
Maduro isn't taking these attacks lightly.
It is suspected he has reached out to Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Xi Jinping for expanded military cooperation between the nations, while lobbying Iran to supply Venezuela with drones that can launch attacks as far away as 600–1000 miles—a move that puts U.S. bases in Puerto Rico, St. Croix, Cuba, and other locations at risk.
Are we looking at a war with Venezuela and her "allies"?
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Are U.S. Bases Really in Danger?
