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Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, has issued a stern warning to Trinidad and Tobago for allegedly aiding United States in causing regional instability through upcoming joint military drills. The US Marine Corps 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit will be conducting drills with Trinidad and Tobago’s Defence Force from November 16–21. Maduro accuses the island nation of utilizing its territory as a launch site for US aggression. During a political event, he condemned these ‘irresponsible military exercises’ and warned Trinidad and Tobago of the potential consequences of using their land and waters to disrupt Caribbean peace. In response, Maduro urged Venezuelan citizens to stand with their military in vigilance. The tension between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago has reached a critical point, with Venezuela declaring the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago as persona non grata and suspending all energy negotiations.
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