PNN – At the same time as America’s suspicious movements in the Caribbean, the United States reopened its naval base in Puerto Rico.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, the US Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Puerto Rico, which was closed in 2004, has been reactivated and has become one of five operational centers for US forces in the region.
According to CBS News, this action was taken within the framework of the increased US military presence in the Caribbean Sea and on the eve of possible action against Venezuela.
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The US deployed 10 advanced F-35 fighter jets to Puerto Rico in early September. Meanwhile, images released by the Pentagon showed a B-52 bomber flying over the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford, which is deployed to the Caribbean along with several other destroyers and warships.
These military moves have been met with a response from Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who warned in a recent speech that Washington was trying to turn Venezuela into a “Yankee colony.”
Meanwhile, informed sources have reported that Donald Trump has held several meetings with senior administration and military officials in the past few days about military options against Venezuela, including ground attacks.