Group 1: U.S. Military Actions - Five U.S. F-35 stealth fighters landed at the Roosevelt Roads military base in Puerto Rico as part of a deployment of 10 F-35s to the Caribbean region to combat drug trafficking and address tensions with Venezuela [1] - The U.S. has increased military presence in the Caribbean, including transport planes and Ospreys, with recent visits from U.S. Defense Secretary and military leaders [1] - The U.S. Navy recently engaged a Venezuelan vessel in the Caribbean, resulting in 11 deaths, which Venezuela denies were drug traffickers [1] Group 2: Venezuela's Response - Venezuela accused the U.S. Navy of illegally detaining its fishing vessel "Carmen Rosa" in its exclusive economic zone, claiming the U.S. actions are provocations and excuses for military escalation [2] - Venezuelan Foreign Minister held a press conference to demand the U.S. cease actions that threaten regional security, emphasizing Venezuela's commitment to peace [2] Group 3: Military Training in Venezuela - Venezuela launched a large-scale militia training program called "People into the Barracks," opening over 300 military camps for militia training to enhance national defense readiness [3] - The program allows over 8 million registered militia members to participate in weekly training sessions, marking a new phase in national defense [3] - President Maduro announced the initiation of high-level training and combat coordination, urging citizens to engage in military training [3]