…So, a little bit closer to home, the war in the Caribbean continues as before with uh strikes on suspected narco vessels or whatever you want to call them occurring down in the Caribbean Sea. The…

…VANDALISM ATTACKS AND INCIDENTS REPORTED AT CHURCHES AND CHRISTMAS MARKETS AROUND EUROPE.//  -----BEGIN TEARLINE----- -International Events- Caribbean: This afternoon the White House announced the seizure of a tanker vessel off the coast of Venezuela. No details…

…This individual has not been identified, but authorities have stated he is of Caribbean descent. Police also tased one man on the platform after the train arrived at the station, however this was a case of…

…So, it just kind of went from there, but now that Maduro is gone, the strikes continue, right? So, they're not striking things in the Caribbean Sea, they're striking things in the Eastern Pacific…

…This vessel was not sunk in the Caribbean, but rather in the Pacific Ocean in a vicinity that has not yet been disclosed. 2x individuals onboard the vessel were killed during the strike. Analyst Comment: Regarding…

…And down in the Caribbean, everything is more or less the same as before with strikes continuing throughout the week and more and more forces continuing to move into the region. Now, when it comes to…

Overnight strikes on narco-vessels continued throughout the SOUTHCOM area of responsibility, with multiple airstrikes being reported in the general vicinity of the Caribbean. Analyst Comment: While attention has been diverted to the Middle East, Operation…

…MADURO CAPTURED IN OVERNIGHT RAID.//  -----BEGIN TEARLINE-----   -International Events- Caribbean: The war in Venezuela has begun. Overnight, the United States carried out a Helicopter Assault Force (HAF) raid to capture Maduro and his family, which President…

…This week I have begun the shift to get spun up on Venezuela and that entire Caribbean conflict. Right up front, I don't know if we're actually going to go to war with Venezuela…

…Doctrinally speaking, blockades are a "you cross this line you get sunk" kind of thing, whereas an embargo is more akin to what's going on in the Caribbean. Not every vessel is being restricted from…