特朗普最新表态：不排除动武

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. President Trump has not ruled out military intervention in Venezuela while expressing willingness to engage in dialogue with President Maduro [1][8]. Military Actions and Readiness - The U.S. military has increased its presence in the Caribbean, with the operation named "Southern Shield" [1]. - The U.S. Army is prepared to take action as per the President's and Secretary of Defense's directives, having conducted extensive training in the region [2]. - The U.S. Navy's Ford aircraft carrier has arrived in the Caribbean, marking a significant military buildup near Venezuela [5]. Venezuelan Response - Venezuela has entered a state of military readiness, with approximately 200,000 personnel participating in a new phase of military exercises called "Independence 200" [6][7]. - The exercises aim to enhance defense capabilities and integrate military and public security forces [6]. Context of Drug Operations - The U.S. military has conducted its 21st operation against alleged drug trafficking vessels, resulting in over 80 deaths since September [3][4][5]. - There are concerns regarding the legality of these operations, with criticism from international communities and human rights organizations [5]. Diplomatic Considerations - Despite military threats, Trump has indicated a potential willingness to communicate with Maduro, suggesting that Venezuela is also interested in dialogue [8].