Trump has increased military deployments near Venezuela after he authorized intelligence on ground operations in the country

US special operations helicopters are flying over Venezuela as the US president authorizes covert CIA operations in the country. "President Trump believes that Nicolás Maduro is an illegitimate president, leading an illegitimate regime," spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt said Thursday.

After Trump authorized the countdown, he increased military deployments near Venezuela.

As the United States closes in on President Dundee, European achievements allow the CIA's internal operations and civilian designers to intervene.For example, the Trump administration has noted renewed terrorism headlines such as the drug threat originating in Venezuela and the origin and destination of the Argaga train.

"I allowed them [CIA operations] for two reasons," Trump argued this Wednesday: "Number one, they emptied their prisons in the United States. And the other problem is drugs. We have a lot of drugs coming in from Venezuela, and a lot of Venezuelan drugs coming in by sea, but we're going to stop them on land, now we're doing it by land."

Meanwhile will the central of American military critsion in Latin America's central, the Adamair, abandoned his post-terms of Secretary Fit Heegsets among the vantices with Venzuele.

Alvin Holsey took command of the Southern Army at the end of last year, a position that usually lasts three years.The source told Reuters that there had been tension between him and Hegseth, and that there had been doubts about the resignation in the days before the announcement.In his post on social media, Hegseth did not reveal the reason for Holsey's departure.

The Trump administration did not specify what kind of intervention there was on the Venezuelan platform.However, the US Army's special operations unit fell within 90 kilometers of the coast last time, according to an analysis by the Washington Post.

The helicopters are participating in training exercises, according to a government source quoted, as preparation for a larger offensive against suspected missions inside Venezuela.

The US military has attacked at least five ships believed to be carrying illegal drugs in international waters, killing at least 27 people, the US president said.The latest attack came on Tuesday, a day before Trump confirmed that he had authorized the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to carry out missions inside the country.

The United States declared itself in an "armed war" with drug trafficking, although members of Congress, senators and legal experts insisted that the operation was an illegal execution of accused criminals.

In early October, images circulating on social media showed MH-6 Little Bird and MH-60 Black Hawk helicopters attacking open water near oil and gas platforms.A visual analysis of the platform and terrain by The Washington Post shows that the helicopter was flying off the northeast coast of Trinidad, coming within 145 kilometers of various points on the Venezuelan coast.

Satellite images from September 25 show a vessel similar in appearance to the MV MV, which took place in Santa Cruz.On October 6, new images emerged showing the ship in Caribon more than 40 kilometers east of the helicopters.

Analysts say about a tenth of deployed U.S. naval power is in the region, with a major buildup that includes submarines, a fleet of destroyers and F-35 fighter jets employed in Puerto Rico.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Madiro responded on Wednesday to an operation on Venezuelan soil.Maddro was introduced by the CIA (.... he said to Televisheón (VTV).

CAITUSTUST's CIA record has been chosen in Latin America and the Caribbean.In 1954, the agency launched a coup d'état, which was overthrown by the subject jacbobo jacbozo árbrozal árbazal, starting decades of instability.In 1961, in 1961, in 1961, in 1961, in 1961, the attack ended in natural disasters and the agency repeated the assassination of Castro again and again.That same year, the CIA killed Rafael Lónidillo Malina, the authoritarian leader of the Dominican Republic.

The agency also participated in the 1964 coup in Brazil, the death of Che.Guevara and other plots in Bolivia, the 1973 coup in Chile, and the fight against the Sandinista government of Nicaragua in the 1980s.

In terms of military objectives in the region, the US military has at least eight aircraft and one ship in the Caribbean.

“I think President Trump believes that Nicolás Maduro is an illegitimate president,” said White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt, “who has led an illegitimate regime that has been trafficking drugs into the United States for too long, and we will not tolerate that.”