SaralnamaUS President Donald Trump warned Venezuela that its jets flying over US naval ships will be shot down if they create a dangerous situation. This comes after Venezuelan military aircraft flew near a US vessel off South America twice in two days. The US recently struck a vessel it claimed was carrying drugs from Venezuela, killing 11 people. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro denied US allegations and called for respect. Trump has increased anti-drug efforts in Latin America since January. The US is sending 10 F-35 fighter jets to Puerto Rico and has deployed naval vessels and troops to the Caribbean. Trump doubled the reward for Maduro's arrest to $50 million in August, accusing him of drug trafficking. To stay informed about this situation, follow reliable news sources and government statements. (Updated 6 Sep 2025, 18:18 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- US President Donald Trump warned Venezuela that its jets flying over US naval ships will be shot down if they create a dangerous situation
- This comes after Venezuelan military aircraft flew near a US vessel off South America twice in two days
- The US recently struck a vessel it claimed was carrying drugs from Venezuela, killing 11 people