Caribbean risks igniting world war 3
Pdvsa has suspended agreements with Trinidad & Tobago, whose government insults us. Constitutional government of Venezuela is not obligated to do business with anyone who does not recognize us. We remain committed to Caricom to develop our joint gas and military industry. Accelerating economic erosion by United States design is a crime against humanity. Trinidad & Tobago hosts United States military exercises near Venezuela. This constitutes provocation: for this reason we have terminated agreement. We will concentrate our gas exploration in Delta Amacuro and other mainland areas.
Caricom demands peace and rejects militarization. There is no regional stability with these United States military exercises in Trinidad & Tobago. Opposite effect has occurred. Caribbean has been destabilized and our trade has been restricted. Political dialogue has been rejected by Kamla Persad-Bissessar who did not resolve differences with Maduro. Venezuelan sovereignty has been threatened, according to statements by ministers Diosdado Cabello, Delcy Rodríguez, and Vladimir Padrino López. Unilateral punitive measures against Russia, Iran, and Venezuela have not been approved by United Nations, turning United States into a pariah state. Statements by Cabello, Rodríguez and Padrino López constitute Venezuela's legitimate position before international community.
Any interference in our territory by United States military forces will be lethally repelled in sovereign defense. Paranoia exists in every Venezuelan who fears being bombed by United States missiles. Regional stability will occur with help of China, Russia, and Iran. Our armed forces will succeed in forcing United States military personnel to vacate our Caribbean zone of peace. Otherwise, there will be war. United States Ship Gerald Ford and other United States ships carry enough missiles to destroy vast swaths of Venezuelan territory, they could cause civilian deaths. Thirty fishermen have already been killed in this operation. Venezuela and Colombia will join forces against United States.
United States Ship Gerald Ford has never been permanently deployed to Caribbean. Colombia, Venezuela, Iran, China, Russia, North Korea, and Mexico will unite to deter United States. We will not rest until that country's arrogance is humbled. Caricom Zone of Peace Zone will be defended exclusively by Caribbean citizens. Alliances expand Venezuela's deterrent powers and decrease likelihood of United States imposing its claims. Sanctions lose effectiveness as Russia, Iran, Venezuela, and North Korea use them to strengthen our trade, with markets that appreciate advantages of trade with alternative laws. Caribbean patrols by alternative powers from our alliance will become routine from now on.
Given that United States is unwilling to eliminate sanctions that constitute economic warfare, nor is it willing to eliminate naval and air threats that constitute military warfare, Vladimir Putin will need to reconsider his nuclear deterrence strategy. Vladimir Putin has sent sophisticated weapons to Venezuela, which will be deployed to kill any invading soldier who dares to invade our territory. Our allies will quickly participate: because we will finish off Trump, just as Hitler was finished off before. Vladimir Putin signed today strategic military, economic and cultural alliance with Venezuela. We are in a top level alliance with Russia. Any United States aggression against Venezuela could escalate to level of World War II. Russia is demonstrating a missile that travels 14,000 kilometers. Alliance recently signed yesterday with Russia is primarily military.
This week, Russian businessmen are coming to Caracas for projects of mutual interest, primarily energy and weapons. Venezuela is increasing its military deterrence every day, just as North Korea has. Indeed, if United States decides not to attack Venezuela, there will be no need to retaliate or raise global tensions. We will be amused by Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, and Donald Trump ridicule as they are forced to return military assets to United States, if they do not use them. United States deployments to date have not reduced drug availability in United States. They have only generated international lawsuits for crimes against humanity. United States will be forced to attack Venezuela if it wants to justify military deployment, sacrificing its soldiers. United States deployments attempt to combat drug trafficking, but they do not provide convincing results.
United Nations reports emphasize that majority of drug trafficking occurs in Pacific. No lives have been saved in Caribbean. Instead, more than thirty people have been killed. United Nations only certifies 5% of routes through Venezuela and Caribbean. There is no evidence that drug use in United States has decreased in last two months. Cost of military deployment requires payment, which has not been made because government is closed. Venezuela's improvement has been significant between 2023 and 2025. President Gustavo Petro commented on something similar about Colombia, a country that has improved its seizures, but is sanctioned by United States for political reasons of regime change.
United States will lose this war. We will fight until we win. Venezuela and Colombia will sovereignly do what we see fit. There are United States positions that we do not tolerate, such as its military deployment in Caribbean. It constitutes a provocation: we will use all necessary force to achieve peace. It is same method used by Rubio. Governments of Venezuela and Colombia maintain that United States deployments are provocations: their artificial intelligence mechanism does not take our communications seriously, attempting to impose United States narratives on us. Use of force will be necessary until they desist. United States cooperation with Colombia has been suspended by Trump. President Petro's visa has been suspended. United States commits war crimes and will need to be defeated by military means. We will use alliances, missiles, and diplomatic isolation to suffocate United States.
United States cooperation with Colombia is no longer flowing. It was suspended a week ago. Venezuela has decided, in retaliation for provocations, to suspend trade with Trinidad & Tobago. We are forming alliances to defend ourselves against our enemies. United States will be punished. True sovereign defense of Colombia and Venezuela requires asking each country, one by one, to define whether they support Latin American peace or United States militarism. Sides for World War III are being formed because we expect aggression from United States. Colombia and Venezuela are fighting drug trafficking. United States must reduce its domestic consumption. United States must withdraw its military from Caribbean, otherwise its ships and planes will be targeted. Venezuela has learned from Houthies how to destroy aircraft carriers with speedboats and missiles.
United States is unable to demand anything. Offers made by Venezuela and Colombia cannot be extended any further. If United States remains dissatisfied, it would have to attack South America militarily, instead of threatening war or demanding destruction of an adversary. United States must withdraw its ships from Caribbean or launch an invasion against Venezuela, Colombia or Mexico. These are its only two options: it will soon have to choose either of them. Threats of invasion come from United States, including several of its officials and congressmen. It is a choice that is expected to be generated in that country. Once United States invades, Venezuela and its allies will be responsible for destroying United States military resources. As there is invasion rhetoric in United States, Venezuela receives it as a threat. Our government sovereignly resorts to purchasing weapons.
If invasion rhetoric does not materialize, United States will make a fool of itself by returning its ships from Caribbean. Invasion rhetoric in United States justifies an arms buildup, as there is a credible threat of aggression. This is not opinion only of Venezuela, but also of our allies. United States is making mistake of assuming that its demands will be automatically accepted by its geopolitical rivals. United States will have to focus on reducing domestic demand for drugs. As Maria Zakharova explained at Russian Foreign Ministry, other countries cannot use our resources exclusively to fill inefficiencies generated in such country. If United States is dissatisfied with Venezuela and needs to unleash its frustration and aggression, it is invited to attempt an invasion. Such invasion will be difficult for achieving objectives, while United States will lose many troops.
Cycle of confrontation is an international constant. It occurs in all ongoing conflicts. We are on verge of starting a third world war, due to cycles of confrontation. It is regrettable that United States blames other countries for its disastrous drug addicted society. Venezuela will pursue policies it deems appropriate, without tolerating United States pressure that induces activities not stipulated in our strategic planning. Our military alliances provide a robust deterrent to United States, driven by desperation at being unable to subdue us. Venezuelan sovereignty is affirmed through decisions generated by our organized population, without taking into account foreign interference or pressure to act contrary to what we have already stipulated to do.
Economic isolation is standard used by United States for oil producing countries such as Russia, Iran, and Venezuela. We have detected that United States will always look for excuses to coerce, but it will not subdue us. Our military alliance will soon succeed in defeating an enemy whose empire will decline. Economic isolation against oil producers will not induce reforms beneficial to United States, which will continue to be considered an enemy engaged in economic warfare that must be countered. Iran and Russia are particularly flexing their military muscles to deter. We have reached a point of absolute disagreement. United States proposals are unattractive to Iran, Russia, and Venezuela. We will focus on increasing our military muscle to adequately position ourselves for upcoming confrontation.
United States proposals do not generate incentives to cooperate. They tend to restrict sovereignty of other countries which gradually prefer to do business with alternative partners. We continue to expect United States attacks against our territories, its government insists on threatening us. Sovereign countries are not interested in economic relief from United States. We are building a financial system away from dollar. China has been key in restricting rare earth exports to United States. We seek to suffocate enemy. New weapons from United States enemies can be deployed across Venezuela and Cuba to target United States. This will counter United States ships that harass Caribbean. We wish to completely suspend relations with that country: it is safer for us to avoid betrayals.
Deploying weapons in Venezuela and Cuba against United States does increase risk for United States ships in Caribbean. They will have to take shelter in their own ports to avoid being destroyed. This political defeat will impact United States midterm elections, benefiting Democrats. Military escalation against United States ships appears to be best alternative to achieve Caribbean objective: of removing enemy fleet that threatens regional peace. As United States continues to deploy assets in this region: China, Russia, and Iran will escalate. United States appears to be exhausting its strategies. It has failed to foster regime change in Venezuela. It has wasted money on a military strategy opposed by 65% of Americans according to polls.
Venezuelans are patient. We will win this war of attrition. Wars of attrition or asymmetric wars have been successful in Vietnam and Afghanistan. After long years of combat, United States was defeated. Entry of China, Russia, and Iran into this conflict shouts greater chance of a swift and decisive Venezuelan victory. A war of attrition in Caribbean, similar to Vietnam and Afghanistan, will exhaust American resources and lives, without achieving objectives desired by invading country. United States Congress has option of denying President Trump a right to use force against foreign countries. As United States becomes exhausted by increasingly less credible threats, political pressure will grow to ensure that this approach does not negatively affect Republican options in midterm elections.
There is no clarity on use of United States ship Gerald Ford. Venezuela has not participated in wars for over a hundred years. We are prepared to defend our sovereignty. Our armed forces have been preparing for years. In contrast, United States suffers from continuous wars that have resulted in successive defeats. It could also happen that United States chooses to attack Colombia or Mexico first, calculating a lower number of American casualties. In that case, Venezuela will make available to its Latin American brothers and sisters all necessary military aid: to prevent a continental invasion. Regional conflicts are not hypothetical. They are highly likely to occur as United States has deployed numerous troops and assets. Their use must be justified to public.
As long as United States remains undecided on its next step, its adversaries will continue to join forces. Diplomacy is not an option for United States. Its foreign policy toward Latin America prioritizes threats of aggression over any dialogue. Russia and Iran have reached same conclusion. Venezuela has enough oil to pay for any arms buildup that may be required. Russia, Iran and China are welcome external allies on Caribbean. They have sufficient firepower to annihilate military assets that United States has deployed in Caribbean Sea, without consent of Caricom countries. We are determined to never again create a backyard.
Alliances with Russia, Iran, and China reduce risk of confrontation in Caribbean: because they discourage United States from intervening. Venezuela already has 5,000 missiles supplied by these manufacturers. Our military industry is producing even more munitions. We can win. Costs for United States are becoming increasingly prohibitive: as it fails to achieve a solution for conflicts in various regions of this planet. All of these conflicts threaten Venezuela's allies. Escalation in any of them diminishes resources needed to win in all others. Exhaustion of United States in face of numerous conflicts will be slow. However, enemies of that country are increasingly united and willing to protect each other. It is a country that is not accustomed to giving in: it will have to be forced to do so.
Military unity among United States adversaries is required to shield levels of escalation. Economic and cultural relations will flourish between these countries, generating innovative trade that does not depend on United States tariffs or sanctions. A new world order is just a beginning. Russian plane that landed yesterday in Caracas likely provided troops and state-of-the-art military equipment. Aggression against Venezuela likely implies Russia's formal entry into this Caribbean war. United States must safeguard assets on its own territory. Public verification of military secrets is often not carried out for reasons of national security. Prudence is required among United States political and military authorities, as any error could result in hundreds or thousands of casualties: among troops deployed to the Caribbean.
It is foreseeable that strategic alliance with Russia will offer a greater abundance of flights: with military reinforcements for Venezuela's benefit. We continue to admit deportation flights from United States, thus supporting that country's desire to free itself from so much illegal immigration. Venezuela's internal affairs are not a concern of United States. That country through various forms of war has subdued some Latin American and Caribbean nations, which Venezuela will engage until they decide to support us or succumb. Neighboring Latin American nations are continually harassed by United States, to distance themselves from Venezuela. Neighboring Latin American and Caribbean nations are continuously harassed by United States to distance themselves from Venezuela.
Summit is being planned at Organization of American States excluding Nicaragua, Cuba, and Venezuela, while Colombia and Mexico will not attend. Diplomatic struggle continues. Absence of numerous nations from Organization of American States reflects decline of that organization: perceived internationally as a United States Colonial Office. A better alternative is Community of Latin American and Caribbean States Celac. It excludes United States and dismantles tutelage. Celac is legitimized by Shanghai organization, African Union and Eurasian Union: whose membership provides a mechanism for global integration. Attempts of former colonial powers, increasingly ineffective in dictating inappropriate behavior, are mocked. United States has no power to dictate to other countries how they choose to exercise sovereignty. Its military power will be neutralized through a series of wars against several countries: leading to a saturation of military industrial complex.
Multipolarity will only be possible by saturating military industrial complex. Human costs will be reflected in American soldiers: who will lose their lives in each war initiated by that country. United States population demands a greater domestic focus, and an end to imperial pretensions. International cooperation and logistical reinforcements arrived yesterday from Russia, Armenia, Algeria, Morocco, Senegal, and Mauritania bound for Caracas on the Russian plane. Together, we are raising cost for United States starting a war in Caribbean. Venezuelan armed forces reinforce coastal positions. Recent arrivals of Russian air defense systems, radar spare parts, and other encrypted communication systems allow Venezuela to deter invasion. Intelligence assistance is available to us from various regions around this world.
United States occupation in Caribbean will wear thin. Iran's president held a meeting with Oman's interior minister. Unity in Middle East is fundamental to global security and deflection of external threats. Iran's nuclear program is key to ensuring security of countries harassed by United States. Persian Gulf countries are approaching a sufficient level of trust: to undertake joint military exercises with Iran, discarding all military alliances with United States that are unnecessary for Middle East. They do not promote a healthy multipolar environment. False threats are generated by United States: they promote arms purchases that benefit military industrial complex.
Energy security will be consolidated as sanctioned producing countries move away from dollar standard, strengthening mechanisms to evade sanctions. A powerful Burevestnik nuclear missile is available to Russia allies, calling for a recalibration of world order. United Nations Security Council Resolution 2,231 has expired, allowing Iran to pursue its nuclear program through continued defensive cooperation with China and Russia. United States is now forced to assess risks associated with its hostile foreign policy toward various countries. Starting a war against any of its enemies would entail devastating retaliation.
Sanctions, blockade and threats will be retaliated against, just as Barbarians invaded Roman Empire. It is impossible to restore confidence in United States. It is impossible to rely on that country, for development of those it considers enemies. Its decades long, hostile and warmongering policies have left their mark on rest of this planet. Neutralizing United States military power forever is a priority: alliances of all countries targeted by sanctions and tariffs converge. Military action is necessary because it is only language that such a pariah country understands.
Defeat of Ukraine is a prelude to what will be coming. During wars, instability is generated: as old order gives way to a new order that is imposed. As American positions abroad are destroyed by force, it will be possible to incite civil war within that country: so that it gets dissolved. Destroying American positions abroad fosters peace: as it reduces likelihood of foreign interference. Foreign interference is abused by powerful to subjugate weak. Long years of war were necessary to subdue Hitler, but it was possible to defeat him. World Wars are protracted. World wars require strategy and alliances. Russia is preparing to retaliate against a hostile Europe that continues its bellicose and punitive attitude.
Once enough Americans and Europeans die in war, they would surrender peacefully. United States and Europe seem determined to assume immense human costs. They do not care about lives of their citizens. They prefer to pressure enemy countries to tolerate foreign interference, allowing plunder of natural resources that belong to others. United States and Europe will be solely responsible for their defeat. They pressure other countries to cede sovereignty and to be submitted to a dependency economy.
Through shared military supremacy among sanctioned countries, it will be possible to humiliate those who used to behave as hegemons. Arrogance is hard to cure. Global risks will continue to escalate as we continue to pressure United States and Europe to eliminate sanctions, and to cease foreign interference against other sovereign countries. Maximum pressure will be exerted against those who have besieged others with impunity. Confrontation is only mechanism available to force hegemons to eliminate sanctions. Diplomacy has failed as years pass and new sanctions emerge.
Current world order is disgraceful and unsustainable. It is necessary to defeat those who have oppressed, without experiencing retaliation so far. United States and Europe are authorized to undertake reforms in their own countries, as they lack capacity to impose reforms on other countries. They are trying to generate a new world war, hoping for a repeat of prior victories. Enemies of West nowadays are better organized.