Venezuela has upped the ante, promising chaos and guerrilla tactics if the US makes a move to invade. In the face of mounting US threats, President Nicolás Maduro’s forces are reportedly prepared for prolonged guerrilla warfare and anarchy as their strategy to counter a potential American invasion.
As tensions escalate between the US and Venezuela, with over 10 US warships present in the Caribbean, Maduro’s strategy centers on unconventional warfare despite a significantly smaller and inexperienced army.
“We are prepared for a prolonged resistance,” declared a high-ranking official, reflecting the nation’s resolve to avoid a direct conflict.
The plan includes spreading military units across 280 locations to employ guerrilla tactics, fortified by 5,000 Russian-made Igla missiles reportedly deployed for strategic surprise attacks.
This scenario begs the question: Is Venezuela ready for the chaos these tactics could unleash within its borders? The world watches closely.