Dos aviones de combate venezolanos sobrevolaron el USS Jason Dunham, según confirman varios funcionarios del Departamento de Defensa, que califican la acción de "demostración de fuerza". Informan Willie James Inman y Charlie D'Agata de CBS News.

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Two Venezuelan F-16 fighter jets conducted a flyover of the U.S. Navy destroyer USS Jason Dunham, an action confirmed by the U.S. Department of Defense. Officials described the maneuver as a provocative response to a recent U.S. strike targeting alleged drug cartel members, which resulted in several deaths.

The Pentagon has increased its military assets in the region, including additional ships, Marines, and potentially a squadron of F-35s moving toward Puerto Rico. While the U.S. describes its actions as part of counter-narcotics operations, the situation has led to heightened tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela, with questions arising about the broader scope and intent of the U.S. military presence.

Dos cazas venezolanos sobrevuelan un buque de la Armada estadounidense, según confirman las autoridades

Y Willie James antes de irme sólo quiere preguntar acerca de esta noticia en desarrollo que estamos siguiendo CBS News ahora aprendiendo a aviones de combate venezolanos volaron sobre un barco de la Marina de EE.UU. como una demostración de fuerza Explícanos por qué ocurrió esto y el mensaje que puede enviar Sí, esto fue probablemente en respuesta a ese ataque letal que EE.UU. lanzó sobre presuntos miembros de carteles de la droga Matando a varios individuos a principios de esta semana y estos dos Aviones de combate F-16 venezolanos sobrevolaron el USS Jason Dunham y el Departamento de Defensa de acuerdo con múltiples funcionarios Esencialmente confirmando esta noticia a la CBS. Sabemos que recibimos una declaración después de este informe Esencialmente el Departamento de Defensa llamando a esto un movimiento provocativo que fue diseñado para interferir con nuestro contador en nuestro narco terror Operaciones que la declaración se lee por lo que, por supuesto, han oído del presidente y el Secretario de Estado y el Secretario de Defensa, así que van a ir después de estos individuos que están traficando drogas en los Estados Unidos sin duda un Mayor nivel de tensiones entre los EE.UU. y Venezuela con este ataque letal que tuvo lugar a principios de semana. Pero los EE.UU. parecen indicar que van a ir tras más presuntos miembros del cártel de la droga. y los C's para impedir que esas drogas entren en los Estados Unidos, ya sabes, vale, Willie James Inman Gracias Y para más información sobre esta historia queremos traer a CBS News corresponsal senior de seguridad nacional Charlie Daggett que se une a nosotros ahora desde el Pentágono Charlie hay mucho de que hablar aquí. ¿Qué puede decirnos acerca de estos nuevos movimientos entre los EE.UU. y Venezuela? Sí, un día ajetreado aquí en el Pentágono, otro día ajetreado aquí en el Pentágono, ya sabes... Así que lo que estamos viendo es Willie señaló Escalada y tenemos que primero nos rompimos esa historia ayer por la noche Entonces tenemos la confirmación del Departamento de Defensa y el Pentágono altamente provocativa mueve la primera vez aviones de combate F-16 han sido enviados cerca de Destructor de EE.UU. en esa región y que EE.UU. Destructor es uno de los ocho acorazados. Hay otros dos destructores es un crucero de misiles guiados Incluso podría haber un submarino cerca. No les gusta hablar de eso por razones obvias Así que estamos en pie de guerra. También están a punto 2.500 Marines y anfibios y un par de otros muelles de desembarco barcos que están en esa zona y ahora estamos aprendiendo que puede haber un escuadrón de F-35 hacia Puerto Rico como parte de este Operación y es difícil llamarla operación porque al Pentágono le encanta la palabra operación Pero en realidad no han nombrado lo que esto es lo que esta misión es No conocemos los detalles de ese ataque letal a ese barco que transportaba Drogas y contrabandistas de drogas ¿Quién lo lanzó? ¿Qué lo lanzó? ¿Fue un dron? ¿Vino de un helicóptero y todo se está volviendo un poco turbio? Y creo que las preguntas que se están planteando ahora y probablemente se plantearán en el Congreso es ¿dónde estamos en términos de? ¿Este conflicto es una operación antidroga o antiterrorista? ¿Es una especie de declaración de guerra no declarada contra Venezuela? Una idea de cambio de régimen Para ser honesto contigo Ni siquiera sé si lo han resuelto ya porque el Pentágono está ahí para poner esos activos en su lugar y luego para dar pero a medida que esto se intensifica más preguntas se plantearán sobre exactamente lo que esto es

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