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While removing Maduro might be considered the "easy" part of intervention, rebuilding the country and ensuring stability is the real challenge. The country’s infrastructure is deteriorated, and the economy is in free fall. The U.S. military would be responsible for managing food supplies, security, and public order—a task that could last decades.
Zin emphasizes that urban warfare in mountain terrain would be especially brutal and complex. Assaulting Caracas directly would likely result in protracted conflict, high casualties, and logistical nightmares.