US conflict in the Americas
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Here's a thought. The VP is refusing to bow and the same people in Maduro's inner circle who sold him out (military as the traitor seems like a solid bet) are now moving in to seize the government. So we'll see a US-controlled military junta in Venezuela.
Did Trump gaslight himself into believing that the current VP to interim President of Venezuela and the still intact PSUV will respect the US after what they did?
Yeah that is definitely a serious possibility I was also considering. Her vows of defiance didn't really come off as very sincere. Looked more like cover.
What does a successful coup change? Based on post OP bda much of the AA around the capital were destroyed by US air strikes, whatever new head honcho they choose to put into place is just as liable to get bombed as long as they don't tow the US line.
All the shootings have ceased, it was indeed an incident of friendly fire, they mistake their own drones
update: ⚡️- "What happened in the center of Caracas was due to the flight of drones without permission," - Venezuela's Ministry of Information.
Cuban losses appear pretty senior. Great loss…
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