总台记者观察丨美国加紧军事部署 委内瑞拉拒绝“奴隶式和平”

Group 1 - The U.S. has intensified military deployment in the Caribbean, leading to heightened regional tensions, with President Trump threatening ground strikes against drug traffickers in the area [1][7] - Venezuela's Transportation Ministry has approved the resumption of repatriation flights for Venezuelan migrants from the U.S., with the first flight scheduled for December 3 [3] - Currently, eight international airlines have had their operating licenses revoked in Venezuela, including two Spanish airlines, Europa Airlines and Ultra Plus Airlines [5] Group 2 - President Trump emphasized that any country involved in drug trafficking towards the U.S. could face military action, reiterating his stance within a week [7] - Venezuelan President Maduro expressed a desire for peace based on sovereignty and equality, rejecting any form of "slave-like" or "colonial" peace [7] - Daily life in Caracas remains relatively normal, with no signs of shortages or panic buying observed in supermarkets [7]