Source: Sohu.com
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Maduro said he would not be intimidated by the US nuclear submarines and firmly safeguarded the country’s independence and territorial integrity. Venezuelan President Maduro delivered a speech on the 27th, saying that the country is facing a direct threat from nuclear submarines. He pointed out that in the face of geopolitical tensions in the Caribbean and Latin America triggered by the United States, the Venezuelan government will firmly defend national independence and territorial integrity and respond to any external threats.
Maduro also stressed that Venezuela will not succumb to the intimidation of external forces, and that Latin America and the Caribbean have never been threatened by nuclear submarines. On this issue, Venezuela has received global support, and the solidarity and support demonstrated by many countries demonstrates Venezuela’s position in the international community, and any intimidation that may endanger regional peace and stability will be opposed.
Previously, according to US media reports, US President Trump sent an amphibious squadron to the Caribbean Sea near Venezuela on the grounds of “fighting Latin American drug trafficking groups.” The report quoted sources as saying that the ships carried about 4,500 soldiers, including 2,200 Marines.
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