Pedro Camacho – Latin Times Oct 27, 2025
Above: USS Gerald R. Ford and support ships are currently sailing south to the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility, which includes Venezuela.
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law a Strategic Partnership Treaty with Venezuela on Monday, formalizing a broad cooperation agreement between the two countries that extends across political, economic, and security domains.
The Kremlin said the treaty, first signed in Moscow on May 7, expands collaboration in energy, mining, transport, communications, and counterterrorism
The accord was ratified last week by both chambers of Russia’s parliament and earlier this month by the Venezuelan National Assembly, followed by President Nicolás Maduro‘s signature on October 7. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov called the simultaneous ratification “very important in the current situation,” saying Venezuela faced “unprecedented pressure, including direct military pressure, from the United States,” as EFE reports.
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov echoed that stance during a meeting with Venezuela’s ambassador to Moscow, Jesús Rafael Salazar Velázquez, reaffirming Russia’s solidarity with Caracas “in the face of growing external threats and attempts at interference.”
The agreement comes amid escalating U.S. military activity in the Caribbean. The Trump administration has expanded naval deployments under an anti-drug operation that has included several strikes on vessels near Venezuelan waters. Caracas has denounced the campaign as a pretext for regime change.
Venezuelan President Maduro recently claimed his government has “more than 5,000” Russian-made Igla-S surface-to-air missiles positioned across the country to defend against “growing military threats from the U.S.” In a televised address, he warned that the nation’s defenses were prepared “from the last mountain to the last city,” describing the missiles as “one of the most powerful weapons that exist.”
Russian officials have accused Washington of destabilizing the region. In early October Lavrov condemned a U.S. strike on a vessel near Venezuela as “escalatory” and warned of “far-reaching consequences for the region.”
It may be that the four main countries currently targeted by America: Russia, Iran, China and Venezuela, have decided an attack on one must be viewed as an attack on all so they can engage America on all four war fronts and put it in a position it can’t possibly win. A ploy America uses can be used against it, an escalation it seeks by provoking a retaliation it can then use to say the other side started it. This could be achieved by Russia using Venezuela as a proxy to attack American military assets in the Caribbean, after which the US “retaliates” on Russian assets in Ukraine or Russia, and that gets the Four Wars started.
If America starts war it’s vital to take the initiative away from America. Don’t let it lead where it wants when it wants, start making it respond to what’s happening to it. Make it fight from behind. Ruin vital mainland infrastructure like hydro-electric power and ports, and symbols of state power like the The Federal Reserve. Make EU leaders realise they don’t want any of that, their people will lynch them.
Leave State and Federal Government buildings standing, not because mostly civilians work there but because the new government will need established places from which to administrate a new system. It’s the infrastructure already in place and better than attempting it from confiscated office tower blocks etc. They’d argue for weeks over which floor the typing pool should be on.
Jew-Run America is a paper tiger that can’t kick anyone’s ass. It’s begging for another ass-whipping-defeat. The Jew-run west is a bunch of sorry-ass punks that will eventually be crushed. Stupid Americans have paved the road to their own destruction.
Will Venezuela become the Western Hemisphere’s Ukraine? Or is it already?
very good ! Cuba krisis repeating .
what marco said.