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Trump Says US Hit Docking Area For Alleged Venezuela Drug Boats
Donald Trump said Monday the United States had hit and destroyed a docking area for alleged Venezuela drug-running boats -- in what could amount to the first land strike of the military campaign to counter narcotics trafficking from Latin America.
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A Timeline Of US Military's Campaign Near Venezuela
Donald Trump ordered a blockade of "sanctioned oil tankers" into and out of Venezuela, US forces seized an oil tanker off the country's coast and the military attacked three more alleged drug-smuggling boats in the region
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Amid Growing Tensions With Venezuela, US Military To Use Trinidad Airports
The Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago said Monday it had authorized US military aircraft to use its airports, amid growing fears Washington may be preparing an attack on nearby Venezuela.
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US Flew Bombers, Fighter Jets, Drones Along Venezuela Coast Amid Tensions
Fighter jets, bombers and surveillance drones: the United States military has flown a variety of aircraft along Venezuela's coast in recent weeks, an AFP analysis shows, amid growing fears of conflict between the countries.
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Sanctions To Military Action, How US-Venezuela Relations Have Worsen
The seizure of an oil tanker off Venezuela's coast this week comes after long-standing tensions between Washington and Caracas, starting with US sanctions in 2006 and most recently strikes against alleged drug-smuggling boats.
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Nobel Laureate Machado Says US Helped Her Leave Venezuela
Nobel Peace laureate Maria Corina Machado said on Thursday that the United States helped her get to Norway from hiding in Venezuela, expressing support for US military action against her country and vowing to return home.
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Explained: Did Trump Administration Commit War Crime In Boat Attack Off Venezuela
Members of Congress have said they will investigate whether the US military broke the law by allegedly killing two survivors of a strike on a suspected drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean. The White House has defended the strike as lawful.
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Don't Want "A Slave's Peace": Venezuela's Maduro On US Military Threat
Venezuela does not want "a slave's peace," President Nicolas Maduro told thousands of supporters Monday about a US military deployment he said has been "testing" his country for months.
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Video: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Performs "No War" Dance Amid Tension With US
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro danced to a remix of his "No War, Yes Peace" speech at a rally in Caracas on Sunday as the United States stepped up military, political, and covert pressure on his government.
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Trump Says Will Talk To Venezuela's Maduro Amid Growing Tensions
President Donald Trump said Monday he will talk to Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro as Washington's military buildup stokes tensions, and added that he would be "OK" with US anti-drug strikes inside Mexico.
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US Deploys Most Advanced Aircraft Carrier, USS Gerald R Ford, In Caribbean
The nation's most advanced aircraft carrier arrived in the Caribbean Sea on Sunday in a display of US military power, raising questions about what the new influx of troops could signal for the Trump administration's intentions in South America
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Panama Denies US Military Exercises On Its Soil Aimed At Venezuela
The president of Panama denied Thursday that US military exercises on its soil were in any way a "hostile act against Venezuela."
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US Dispatches World's Largest Carrier After Venezuela's "Massive" Deployment
A US aircraft carrier strike group arrived in Latin America Tuesday, escalating a military buildup Venezuela has warned could trigger a full-blown conflict as it announced its own "massive" deployment.
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US B-52 Bombers Fly Near Venezuela Amid Trump's Crackdown Against Drug Vessels
A pair of US B-52 bombers flew over the Caribbean Sea along the coast of Venezuela on Thursday, flight tracking data showed, in the fourth such show of force by American military aircraft in recent weeks.
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US Military Officials Asked To Sign NDAs For Latin America Mission: Report
US military officials involved with President Donald Trump's expanding operations in Latin America have been asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, three US officials say.
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Trump Says US Hit Docking Area For Alleged Venezuela Drug Boats
Donald Trump said Monday the United States had hit and destroyed a docking area for alleged Venezuela drug-running boats -- in what could amount to the first land strike of the military campaign to counter narcotics trafficking from Latin America.
-
A Timeline Of US Military's Campaign Near Venezuela
Donald Trump ordered a blockade of "sanctioned oil tankers" into and out of Venezuela, US forces seized an oil tanker off the country's coast and the military attacked three more alleged drug-smuggling boats in the region
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Amid Growing Tensions With Venezuela, US Military To Use Trinidad Airports
The Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago said Monday it had authorized US military aircraft to use its airports, amid growing fears Washington may be preparing an attack on nearby Venezuela.
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US Flew Bombers, Fighter Jets, Drones Along Venezuela Coast Amid Tensions
Fighter jets, bombers and surveillance drones: the United States military has flown a variety of aircraft along Venezuela's coast in recent weeks, an AFP analysis shows, amid growing fears of conflict between the countries.
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Sanctions To Military Action, How US-Venezuela Relations Have Worsen
The seizure of an oil tanker off Venezuela's coast this week comes after long-standing tensions between Washington and Caracas, starting with US sanctions in 2006 and most recently strikes against alleged drug-smuggling boats.
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Nobel Laureate Machado Says US Helped Her Leave Venezuela
Nobel Peace laureate Maria Corina Machado said on Thursday that the United States helped her get to Norway from hiding in Venezuela, expressing support for US military action against her country and vowing to return home.
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Explained: Did Trump Administration Commit War Crime In Boat Attack Off Venezuela
Members of Congress have said they will investigate whether the US military broke the law by allegedly killing two survivors of a strike on a suspected drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean. The White House has defended the strike as lawful.
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Don't Want "A Slave's Peace": Venezuela's Maduro On US Military Threat
Venezuela does not want "a slave's peace," President Nicolas Maduro told thousands of supporters Monday about a US military deployment he said has been "testing" his country for months.
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Video: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Performs "No War" Dance Amid Tension With US
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro danced to a remix of his "No War, Yes Peace" speech at a rally in Caracas on Sunday as the United States stepped up military, political, and covert pressure on his government.
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Trump Says Will Talk To Venezuela's Maduro Amid Growing Tensions
President Donald Trump said Monday he will talk to Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro as Washington's military buildup stokes tensions, and added that he would be "OK" with US anti-drug strikes inside Mexico.
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US Deploys Most Advanced Aircraft Carrier, USS Gerald R Ford, In Caribbean
The nation's most advanced aircraft carrier arrived in the Caribbean Sea on Sunday in a display of US military power, raising questions about what the new influx of troops could signal for the Trump administration's intentions in South America
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Panama Denies US Military Exercises On Its Soil Aimed At Venezuela
The president of Panama denied Thursday that US military exercises on its soil were in any way a "hostile act against Venezuela."
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US Dispatches World's Largest Carrier After Venezuela's "Massive" Deployment
A US aircraft carrier strike group arrived in Latin America Tuesday, escalating a military buildup Venezuela has warned could trigger a full-blown conflict as it announced its own "massive" deployment.
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US B-52 Bombers Fly Near Venezuela Amid Trump's Crackdown Against Drug Vessels
A pair of US B-52 bombers flew over the Caribbean Sea along the coast of Venezuela on Thursday, flight tracking data showed, in the fourth such show of force by American military aircraft in recent weeks.
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US Military Officials Asked To Sign NDAs For Latin America Mission: Report
US military officials involved with President Donald Trump's expanding operations in Latin America have been asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, three US officials say.
