Part 10/10:
While the prospect of military intervention in Venezuela remains a topic of debate, Zin’s analysis makes it clear that such an undertaking is riddled with immense challenges. Any plan would need to account for geographical hurdles, economic devastation, and the humanitarian crisis that would follow immediate regime change. The suggested focus on strategically advantageous regions like Maracaibo offers a more pragmatic framework, but even that comes with significant risks.
This assessment underscores the importance of careful strategic planning and realistic expectations when considering interventions in complex, fragile states like Venezuela.