Venezuela: FM denounces at CELAC summit U.S. military deployment in the Caribbean

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During the CELAC summit, Venezuela denounced the military deployment carried out by the United States in the Caribbean. According to Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil, the growing U.S. military presence in Caribbean waters is a serious threat to regional peace and a flagrant violation of the status of peace zone declared by CELAC in 2014. The high-ranking Venezuelan official stated that Venezuela faces an unprecedented situation in terms of regional security, with the presence of eight U.S. warships in the Caribbean Sea, carrying more than 1,200 missiles and nearly 4,200 troops trained and ready for an invasion.   #teleSUREnglish #CaribbeanPeaceThreat #USMilitaryDeployment #ZoneOfPeaceViolation #RegionalSecurityCrisis

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00:00During CELAC's summit, Venezuela denounced the military deployment carried out by the

00:04United States in the Caribbean.

00:06According to Venezuela Foreign Minister Ivan Hill, the growing U.S. military deployment

00:11in the Caribbean waters is a serious threat to regional peace and a flagrant violation

00:16of the status of peace zone declared by CELAC in 2014.

00:20The high Venezuelan official said that Venezuela faces an unprecedented situation in terms

00:25of regional security.

00:27With the presence of eight U.S. warships in the Caribbean Sea with more than 1,200 missiles

00:32on board and nearly 4,200 troops trained and ready for an invasion.

00:38Hill also warned of the possible presence of the area of a nuclear submarine which not only

00:43violates the 2014 sound of peace declaration but also the treaty of Tlatelolco.

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