US Bombers Fly Near Venezuela, Escalating Tensions

On November sixth, two U.S. B-fifty-two bombers conducted a show of force near Venezuelas coast, marking the fourth such incident in recent weeks. This comes as part of Washingtons military campaign against alleged drug smugglers in the region, which has resulted in sixty-seven fatalities since early September. However, these actions have raised concerns in Caracas, with some fearing regime change. Flight tracking data shows the bombers flying parallel to the coast, circling northeast of Caracas, and heading back along the coast. Meanwhile, the U.S. has also sent a carrier strike group and deployed F-thirty-five stealth warplanes to Puerto Rico, with six Navy ships currently in the Caribbean. Despite these operations, some lawmakers are still seeking definitive evidence that the targeted vessels were used for drug smuggling. These military actions have heightened regional tensions, with Venezuela accusing Washington of plotting to overthrow President Nicolas Maduro. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.