US Plans to Bomb Venezuela in Latest Phase of War on Cartels
The US government is planning to strike military targets in Venezuela as part of its war on cartels, with sources confirming the plan to The Miami Herald and the Wall Street Journal. The targets, which include naval and air bases, could be struck by air within days or hours.
The US aims to break down the cartel's hierarchy, which officials believe is headed by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and run by members of his regime.
Although Maduro is not considered a target at this time, a source told the Herald that his time is running out.
- The US plans to strike naval and air bases in Venezuela.
- The targets could be struck by air within days or hours.
- The US aims to break down the cartel's hierarchy, headed by President Maduro.
Author's summary: US plans air strikes on Venezuela to combat cartels.
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