First Draft: US - Venezuela Military Escalation

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Mar 10
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By: Aleksandr Crusellas Grishina Aleksandr Crusellas Grishina

During September 2025, heightened US military activity within the South Caribbean has been formally and informally associated with unusual spikes in civilian deaths, angering their South American neighbours, especially Maduro’s office. Furthermore, the presumed disdain from some American cabinet members towards “leftist” leaders, especially Maduro, only exacerbates the animosity caused by the event.

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