Part 4/5:
Strategic Considerations and the Future of U.S.-Venezuela Relations
The possibility of U.S. military intervention raises complex questions regarding regional stability, international law, and the efficacy of military force in resolving deep-seated political crises. The current state of Venezuela’s military and civil defenses suggests that, while the government aims to resist through unconventional warfare, it remains vulnerable to external military pressures.
In the broader context, U.S. policymakers are weighing their options amid a delicate geopolitical landscape. Diplomatic engagement, sanctions, and covert operations are also on the table, with the potential for military intervention being one among many strategies.