SOUTH AMERICA - On January 9, Trump announced the cancellation of a
planned second wave of attacks on Venezuela, citing the release of
political prisoners as a sign of seeking peace.
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This decision follows improved relations between the United States
and Venezuela, focused on rebuilding oil and gas infrastructure. Naval
vessels will remain positioned for security purposes.
Major oil
companies are set to invest at least 100 billion dollars, with meetings
at the White House to discuss details. The move reflects strategic
economic priorities in the region.
The cancellation stems from
Venezuela’s gesture of releasing numerous political prisoners, which
Trump described as important and smart. Government coordination has
advanced efforts to modernize energy facilities.
CARIBBEAN - According to U.S. Southern Command, Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere struck a go-fast vessel, a small fast boat, in the Caribbean on October 4.
CARIBBEAN SEA - Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere carried out a lethal kinetic strike on September 9 against a go-fast vessel, a small high-speed boat, on routes the command called established narco-trafficking lanes in the Caribbean.
EASTERN PACIFIC - U.S. Southern Command said Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere forces on September 7 interdicted a vessel the command described as a floating refueling station supporting at-sea drug trafficking in the Eastern Pacific.
EASTERN PACIFIC - On August 23, Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere carried out a strike on a low-profile vessel operating along routes SOUTHCOM described as established narco-trafficking routes, according to U.S. Southern Command.
