美国攻击委内瑞拉境外的一艘船只,以未经核实的毒品联系为借口,引发关于军事升级和虚假叙事的辩论。 U.S. strikes a vessel off Venezuela, citing unverified drug links, sparking debate over military escalation and false narratives.

2025年9月,美国军方以与委内瑞拉政府有联系的集团贩毒为由,对委内瑞拉海岸外的一艘船只发动了罢工,尽管这些索赔的证据仍未得到核实。 In September 2025, the U.S. military conducted a strike on a vessel off Venezuela’s coast, citing drug trafficking by groups linked to Venezuela’s government, though evidence for these claims remains unverified. 特朗普总统称这次行动是一次重大胜利,暗示可能发生土地入侵,并声称销毁了能够杀死25 000人的毒品。 President Trump hailed the operation as a major victory, suggesting a possible land invasion and claiming destruction of drugs capable of killing 25,000 people. 尽管官方数据显示,大多数芬太尼来自墨西哥,可卡因主要通过太平洋流出,但美国以阻截为借口部署了数千名士兵和F-35喷气式飞机。 Despite official data showing most fentanyl comes from Mexico and cocaine primarily flows via the Pacific, the U.S. deployed thousands of troops and F-35 jets under the pretext of interdiction. 包括前联合国官员和委内瑞拉分析家在内的批评者认为,关于一个强大的委内瑞拉卡特尔的说法是编造的,目的是为制裁、军事升级和政权更迭辩解,警告说,通过毒品和恐怖主义言论扩大军事力量将开创一个危险的先例。 Critics, including former UN officials and Venezuelan analysts, argue the narrative of a powerful Venezuelan cartel is fabricated to justify sanctions, military escalation, and regime change, warning that expanding military power through drug and terrorism rhetoric sets a dangerous precedent.