US EditionUS Warship Docks in Trinidad and Tobago, Puts More Pressure on Venezuela
The USS Gravely will remain in Trinidad until Thursday for joint training amid US efforts to combat drug trafficking and pressure Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
- A US warship, the USS Gravely, arrived in Trinidad and Tobago for joint exercises with the Trinidad and Tobago Defense Force near Venezuela's coast.
- These exercises are part of a military campaign by US President Donald Trump targeting drug-trafficking organizations, particularly in Venezuela.
- President Nicolas Maduro accused the US of trying to topple him, following the deployment of an aircraft carrier strike group ordered by the Pentagon.
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US Warship Adds to Pressure on Venezuela
A US warship docked in Trinidad and Tobago's capital on Sunday as the Trump administration increases its military pressure on neighboring Venezuela and President Nicolás Maduro. The arrival of the USS Gravely, a guided missile destroyer, in the capital of the Caribbean nation adds to aircraft carrier USS Gerald R....
A US warship docked in the capital of Trinidad and Tobago today, as the administration of US President Donald Trump steps up military pressure on neighboring Venezuela and its President Nicolas Maduro.
US warship docks in Trinidad and Tobago as Trump steps up military pressure on Venezuela
A US guided missile destroyer docked in the twin island nation of Trinidad and Tobago Sunday as the administration of US President Donald Trump continued its campaign of military pressure against Venezuela. The warship will remain in Trinidad until Thursday.
A U.S. warship docked in the capital of Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday as the Trump administration increases military pressure on neighboring Venezuela and its president Nicolás Maduro. The arrival of the USS Gravely, a guided missile destroyer, in the capital of the Caribbean nation joins the carrier USS Gerald R. Ford, which is approaching Venezuela. Maduro criticized the aircraft carrier’s movement as an attempt by the U.S. government to “inve…
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