Barbados, PM denounced the deployment of US warships in the Caribbean Sea

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Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Mottley, denounced the deployment of U.S. warships in the Caribbean Sea, expressing concern about the implications this military presence could have for regional security and stability. teleSUR

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00:00The Forum of Barbados denounced the frequent threats by the United States to peace in the

00:04Caribbean region.

00:05At the 86th Annual Conference of the Labour Party of Barbados, Prime Minister Mia Motley

00:10denounced the deployment of U.S. warships in the Caribbean Sea and demanded respect

00:14for the sovereignty of countries in the region.

00:16She also highlighted the region's historic efforts to establish itself as a zone of peace,

00:22which is now directly threatened by foreign military ships.

00:25In turn, she demanded that any dispute be resolved in the UN through dialogue rejecting

00:29the unilateral imposition of force.

00:31Now we are facing a multitude of threats.

00:36We are now facing a multitude of threats.

00:41We need look no further than threats from ships, U.S. military ships across the Caribbean Sea,

00:48including what is reputed to be the largest warship in the world.

00:51These are no longer the days of pirates.

00:55This is 2025, and we have reason to be genuinely concerned, because even as that is happening,

01:01one of the most dangerous threats to the 2025 Atlantic season is taking into account our

01:06brothers and sisters in the Northern Caribbean, Melissa.

01:11We are facing, my friends, an extremely dangerous and intolerable situation in the Northern Caribbean.

01:17But as a people with a tragic history of being subjected to centuries of great power, orchestrated genocide,

01:24terrorism, and war, and as a small state, we have invested enormous time, energy, and effort

01:31in establishing and maintaining our region as a zone of peace.

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