Venezuela Threatens to STRIKE Trinidad & Guyana
Tensions are rising in the Caribbean. Venezuela’s Defence Minister has issued a chilling warning to Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana: if they allow U.S. forces to use their territories against Venezuela, they will face a forceful response.
At the same time, shocking reports claim the U.S. has identified a secret Maduro bunker buried deep beneath Simón Bolívar International Airport.
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has brushed off Maduro’s threats, insisting the U.S. has never requested access to Trinidad. But she also accused Venezuela of stalling the repatriation of over 200 Venezuelan nationals linked to crime—while calling for stronger cooperation to stop drug trafficking, arms smuggling, and human trafficking across the Gulf of Paria.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Navy has escalated its counter-narcotics operations, striking suspected drug boats in the Caribbean. Persad-Bissessar says only “narco-enablers” oppose these missions, arguing that Trinidad’s economy has long been poisoned by drug money.
🇻🇪 Is Venezuela’s warning just political posturing—or the beginning of a dangerous showdown in the Caribbean?
🇹🇹 Can Trinidad and Guyana stay neutral as the U.S. and Venezuela face off?
🇺🇸 And is the Caribbean becoming the next front line in Washington’s war on drugs and power struggle with Caracas?
👉 Watch the full report with Whitney Mckoy and let us know in the comments: Is the Caribbean being dragged into a proxy war?
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