Trump said he was considering ground warfare, which shows that operations against Venezuela are on the verge of escalating. At least the US military is still thinking about how to invade, rather than giving up this option. At the same time, the military deployments of both sides in the Caribbean region are always on alert, which also means that conflicts may ignite in a short period of time.

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The U.S. Department of Defense broke the news that the U.S. military is considering launching a ground attack on Venezuela. Trump has authorized the CIA to launch operations in Venezuela and establish intelligence support, which means that the way of conflict may change, by combining military strikes with ground warfare and intelligence warfare.

Picture interpretation: The U.S. Marine Corps is still deployed in the Caribbean, and the possibility of launching an invasion is high

In other words, it is the external military strike and the internal response, especially the emergence of the CIA, that makes the situation in Venezuela uncertain. The CIA is best at intelligence warfare, such as fighting against certain important people, overturning when a conflict breaks out, or providing the location of certain important people to facilitate the implementation of point clearance, and so on.

Image Interpretation: U.S. military helicopters may carry out air strikes and quickly project troops to land

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It can be seen that since August, the U.S. military has not made significant military progress in deterrence in the outer seas of Venezuela, on the one hand because the US military's deployment of bipartisan combat force is not too strong, only one bipartisan attack ship, in addition to several escort vessels, no aircraft carrier support, the air strike effect is poor.

On the other hand, Venezuela has demonstrated strong counterattack capabilities, including a variety of anti-aircraft missiles, the anti-ship combat capabilities of the Su-30 fighter jets, etc., which have made the US military feel unprecedented pressure. Once the raid fails, it is likely to form a second black hawk down and multiple helicopters will be shot down.

Judging from the current situation, the conflict may be ignited in a short time, because the CIA has already started to act. If it obtains information such as the location of important people, it is very likely to carry out targeted killings or send helicopters to carry out airborne landing, depending on what substantive things can be obtained by intelligence warfare.

Trump said he was considering ground warfare, which shows that operations against Venezuela are on the verge of escalating. At least the US military is still thinking about how to invade, rather than giving up this option. At the same time, the military deployments of both sides in the Caribbean region are always on alert, which also means that conflicts may ignite in a short period of time. This article is refused to be reproduced in any form.