Tensions Surge: Venezuela Calls Off Trinidad Energy Deals Amid Naval Provocations
Venezuela's vice president has called for the cancellation of energy agreements with Trinidad and Tobago, citing 'hostile' actions. Trinidad hosted US warships for joint exercises, which Venezuelan authorities view as provocative. The moves add to tensions fueled by US military activities in the Caribbean, aiming against alleged drug trafficking.
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Venezuela's vice president announced intentions to cancel energy agreements with Trinidad and Tobago, labeling the island's actions as 'hostile'.
Tensions arose after Trinidad hosted a US warship engaged in a campaign targeting Venezuelan speedboats accused of drug trafficking. This prompted Venezuela to criticize the move as a provocative alliance.
Escalating the dispute, US military operations in the Caribbean have heightened concerns in Venezuela over potential threats to its leadership and sovereignty.
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