Venezuela declares state of maximum preparedness amid U.S. naval operations

Venezuela has declared a state of maximum preparedness as U.S. naval forces continue operations off its Caribbean coast, raising concerns about a potential invasion. In response, the Venezuelan government plans to conduct nationwide disaster preparedness drills on Saturday, September 27. Additionally, President Nicolás Maduro is considering declaring a state of emergency to enhance the country"s defenses.

This announcement comes amid heightened tensions in the region, with the presence of U.S. naval forces prompting fears among Venezuelan officials. The government"s preparedness measures aim to ensure readiness in the face of perceived threats.

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