US Military Posturing Near Venezuela Masks an Aggressive Push Against Sovereignty

In recent days, the United States has intensified its military presence in the Caribbean Sea, positioning assets dangerously close to Venezuelan territorial waters. Officially justified as a crackdown on narcotics trafficking — a noble cause in principle — this deployment reveals a familiar pattern: Washington leveraging alleged security threats to encroach upon sovereign nations. Is Combating Narcotics Just an Excuse for Intervention? The executive vice president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, has publicly condemned this maneuver as a direct threat to her country’s autonomy. Speaking during a visit to a textile factory, Rodríguez emphasized the imperative of maintaining Venezuela's internal production...