Admiral Holsey Resigns Amid Rising U.S.-Venezuela Tensions
United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the early retirement of Admiral Alvin Holsey, effective December 12th.
Holsey, who oversaw operations in Latin America and the Caribbean as head of Southern Command, is stepping down amid reports of tension over missions in the region.
Senator Jack Reed called the resignation "troubling," as concerns mount over a possible U.S.-Venezuela confrontation.
The move comes as Washington ramps up its military presence in the Caribbean, deploying jets, warships, and thousands of troops under President Donald Trump's strategy against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.
- At least 27 people were reportedly killed in U.S. strikes on suspected drug boats.
- The White House defends these actions as targeting "narcoterrorist groups."
Author's summary: Admiral Holsey resigns amid rising U.S.-Venezuela tensions.
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