Venezuelan Ships Tried to Stop a U.S. Carrier — They Regretted It Fast. скачать в хорошем качестве

Venezuelan Ships Tried to Stop a U.S. Carrier — They Regretted It Fast.

The U.S. Navy’s supercarrier USS Gerald R. Ford has been pulled from Europe and ordered to the Caribbean, marking a powerful new shift in American naval operations. Officially part of a counter-narcotics mission under U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), the deployment quickly escalated when Venezuelan patrol boats tried to block a U.S. Carrier Strike Group in international waters — and it did not end well for them. This documentary-style analysis dives deep into the USS Ford Carrier Strike Group, its mission, and the Caribbean standoff that tested U.S. naval tactics, freedom of navigation, and deterrence-through-presence in real time. Watch as we break down the facts, strategy, and political signals behind the Venezuela vs U.S. Navy incident, and what this means for regional security, American power projection, and the next phase of U.S. military operations in the Western Hemisphere.... #usanewstoday #usmilitary #militarytactics #militarystrategy ****************************** Inside U.S. Strategy explores how America plans, fights, and leads on the modern battlefield. We break down U.S. military tactics, technology, and strategy shaping global defense today. From air power and naval strength to cyber warfare and future combat systems, our mission is to deliver clear, factual insights into the world’s most advanced military operations. Join us to understand the power, precision, and purpose behind U.S. military strategy. ***************************** ⚓ Disclaimer This channel is for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only. All content is based on publicly available sources and does not represent any official navy, military, or government position. Some segments may include hypothetical or dramatized scenarios for storytelling purposes. Visuals from the U.S. Department of Defense and similar sources are used under Fair Use for commentary and analysis. We do not promote violence, politics, or military agendas. For copyright concerns or attribution requests, please contact us via email.