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US Confirms Deadly Strike in the Caribbean: 80 Lives Lost in ‘Operation Southern Spear’

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The U.S. military has confirmed a recent in the Caribbean Sea, raising the total fatalities from “Operation Southern Spear” to 80. The latest strike occurred on November 10, 2025, when a U.S. Navy vessel targeted a boat in international waters, resulting in four deaths. This incident marks the 20th since the operation began in August 2025. The U.S. Southern Command released images showing the boat engulfed in flames.

The operation is aimed at combating drug trafficking from Latin America, with about 10,000 troops and the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford deployed near Venezuelan waters. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth supports the mission, referring to it as “Southern Lance.” In response to the increased U.S. military presence, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro condemned the operation, labeling it a “pretext for intervention.” He announced the deployment of 200,000 military personnel and urged citizens to prepare for an “armed struggle.” Maduro also appealed to Americans to halt U.S. military aggression in the region.

The situation has raised tensions in the Caribbean, with the international community expressing concern over potential escalations. The U.S. administration is considering further military actions, although specific details remain undisclosed. President Trump hinted at possible future operations against Venezuela, stating, “I sort of made up my mind” regarding upcoming military decisions.

As military activities in the Caribbean continue, the situation remains fluid, with ongoing developments and diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalating regional tensions.

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