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A U.S. military operation in Venezuela over the weekend has prompted international concern and scrutiny, wiht initial reports indicating casualties among Cuban forces supporting the Maduro government [[1]]. the operation, beginning with strikes around Caracas, has been condemned by the Venezuelan government as an act of aggression [[1]] and raises questions regarding international law [[2]], even reviving legal debates surrounding past U.S. interventions [[3]]. Alongside developments in Venezuela, emerging reports also indicate potential diplomatic maneuvering between the U.S. and Israel regarding iran.
A U.S. military operation in Venezuela reportedly resulted in the deaths of 32 Cuban officers over the weekend, according to the Cuban government’s first official acknowledgement of casualties from the operation. Meanwhile, reports suggest a deal may have been reached between former President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding potential action against Iran.
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- A U.S. military operation in Venezuela reportedly resulted in the deaths of 32 Cuban officers over the weekend, according to the Cuban government’s first official acknowledgement of casualties from the operation. Meanwhile, reports suggest a deal may have been reached between former President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding potential action against Iran.
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