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    Russia denounces 'excessive' US military force in Caribbean, backs Venezuela

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    Posted on November 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Russia denounces US military force in the Caribbean, supporting Venezuela's leadership and citing violations of international law.

    Table of Contents

    • Russia's Response to US Military Operations
    • Military Presence in the Caribbean
    • Support for Venezuela's Leadership
    • Strategic Partnership Agreement

    Russia Criticizes US Military Actions in Caribbean, Supports Venezuela

    Russia's Response to US Military Operations

    (Reuters) -Russia's foreign ministry denounced on Saturday "excessive military force" by the United States in the Caribbean Sea deployed as part of a drive against drug trafficking and reaffirmed its support for Venezuela's leaders.

    Military Presence in the Caribbean

    "We firmly denounce the use of excessive military force in carrying out actions in anti-drugs operations," foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said in a commentary on her ministry's website.

    Support for Venezuela's Leadership

    "Such actions are in violation of both U.S. domestic legislation ... and the norms of international law."

    Strategic Partnership Agreement

    A U.S. campaign in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific against what Washington says is the illegal drug trade has targeted at least 14 boats and killed 61 people.

    The United States has built up a large military presence in the Caribbean in recent months, with fighter jets, warships and thousands of troops.

    Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and has occupied large swaths of territory, drawing broad international condemnation.

    In her comments, Zakharova said Russia "confirms our firm support for the Venezuelan leadership in defending its national sovereignty."

    Russian President Vladimir Putin and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro signed a strategic partnership agreement in Moscow in May.

    Maduro has repeatedly alleged that the United States is hoping to drive him from power.

    (Reporting by ReutersEditing by Rod Nickel)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Russia criticizes US military presence in the Caribbean.
    • •The US targets drug trafficking in the region.
    • •Russia supports Venezuela's leadership.
    • •US operations allegedly violate international law.
    • •Russia and Venezuela have a strategic partnership.

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