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U. S. Leaders Discuss Venezuela Strategy Amid Controversial Actions
Washington, USATuesday, December 2, 2025
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Key Advisors Involved
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
Focus of the Meeting
- Pressure against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's government
- Recent military actions and their implications
Recent Developments
- Trump has spoken with Maduro
- Increased U. S. military presence in the region
- Anti-drug campaign targeting groups labeled as terrorists
- State Department labels Maduro as a terrorist
Controversial Strikes
- First strike ordered by Hegseth with "no survivors"
- Second strike kills survivors
- Critics argue it could be a war crime under the Geneva Conventions
- Former military lawyers call for Congressional investigation
- U. S. claims to have killed 80 people in operations
Trump's Statements
- Expresses confidence in Hegseth but criticizes second strike
- Warns Venezuelan airspace is now off-limits
- Venezuela accuses U. S. of undermining sovereignty
Political Reactions
- Democratic Senator Tim Kaine calls second strike a potential war crime
- U. S. moves military ships to the region
- Reopens naval base in Puerto Rico
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