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Despite the military buildup, the general sentiment among the Venezuelan populace remains in favor of toppling Maduro, who is viewed as a narco-terrorist responsible for drug trafficking and political repression. The U.S. strategy seems geared toward limited, surgical interventions rather than ground invasions, emphasizing special operations and air strikes designed to undermine Maduro’s control without large-scale troop deployments.
Conclusion: A Tipping Point?
All signs point to a critical juncture—whether outright conflict or a drawn-out standoff—that could reshape the region. The combination of airspace closure, military positioning, and high-value target preparation indicates that the U.S. is poised for decisive action should the situation escalate further.