From a tactical point of view, the U.S. military's multiple aircraft approached Venezuela, possibly preparing for the next invasion, such as throwing precision-guided weapons in this position, airstrikes on targets on the beach head, etc., and even striking strategic targets, a signal that the U.S. military is preparing for an invasion.
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Venezuela issued a severe warning to the U.S. military, saying five F-35 fighter jets were found today in an airspace 75 kilometers from the Venezuelan coast, which could be said to have been very close to its coastline.
Five F-35 fighters found near the coast, indicating traces of hidden U.S. aircraft have been found
Because the speed of fighter jets is very fast, tens of kilometers can enter the airspace in a very short time for fighter jets, forming a provocation. At this time, Venezuela issued a warning with a very clear meaning. If the US military provokes, air defense firepower may shoot it down at any time. Venezuelan Defense Minister Lopez said that the US military's action was a military threat, violated international law and might provoke war.
Image interpretation: F35B in Puerto Rico
Venezuela has strengthened its air defense position in the first two days, and the S-125 air defense missile camp has been urgently mobilized between Marrakech and Caracas, while cooperating with Venezuela's anti-hidden radar, has mastered the position of the U.S. F-35 hidden fighter aircraft.
Venezuela's anti-stealth radars have been equipped many years ago, such as the JY27 meter-wave radar, which can detect air targets at least 400 kilometers away. In the actual deployment over the years, traces of the US military's F22 have also been found.
Image Interpretation: Venezuela's anti-hidden radar, which has been deployed for years, forms combat force
So this time several F35s were discovered, should be the air defense network, including anti-hidden radar, played an important role, and could shoot down the U.S. military aircraft at any time. For example, the U.S. military aircraft breached into the airspace, Venezuela had full reason to open fire, or the U.S. military launched a military invasion operation, and the Venezuelan air defense system immediately responded.
From a tactical point of view, the U.S. military's multiple aircraft approached Venezuela, possibly preparing for the next invasion, such as throwing precision-guided weapons in this position, airstrikes on targets on the beach head, etc., and even striking strategic targets, a signal that the U.S. military is preparing for an invasion.
At present, the situation in the Caribbean region is still tense, and the US military continues to increase its troops. Most of them are currently deployed in Puerto Rico. It can be considered that war is still possible, and the probability is still high. At least the US military's troops are still increasing. This article is refused to be reproduced in any form.