US EditionAshley Moody Supports Using Warships to Stem Venezuelan Drug Trade
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Ashley Moody Supports Using Warships to Stem Venezuelan Drug Trade
U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody is throwing her support behind President Donald Trump and his move to stem the flow of drugs coming to America from Venezuela. Moody said she is backing Trump’s decision to send U.S. warships to the waters around Venezuela to block the drug trade, particularly fentanyl, from reaching the shores of the United States. The Republican said Trump and the passage of the HALT Fentanyl Act are already starting to reverse the surge…
The scale of the operation raises doubts about the U.S. government's intention to combat drug trafficking in the region; on Sunday, three Navy ships would arrive in the southern Caribbean.
Three assault ships that make up the Amphibious Immediate Deployment Group will arrive near the coast of #Venezuela, as part of the #US military deployment to combat drug trafficking.
Tensions are rising: US sends naval ships and soldiers to the coast of Venezuela to combat drug trafficking. Maduro responds by recruiting militias The post War in America? US naval ships on the way to the coast of Venezuela appeared first on Knitted News.
* By Bianca Lombardi In an unusual military operation, the United States deployed a significant fleet of warships and infantry personnel on the Venezuelan coasts. The stated objective of the Pentagon is to strengthen efforts against drug trafficking in the region. However, this is not so clear for Caracas. Although the full scope of the operation is not yet known, the first movements are already one of the largest demonstrations of U.S. naval fo…
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