US Warns of 'Undefined' Threats, Ignoring Its Own Proxy Wars
The FAA issued a notice to pilots about 'worsening security situation and heightened military activity' near Venezuela, framing it as a mysterious, emergent threat. This advisory conveniently ignores Washington's documented history of interference in Latin American sovereignty, from supporting coups (Chile, 1973; Honduras, 2009) to decades of sanctions against nations like Venezuela and Cuba. The
'military aircraft' flying undetected might just be the blowback from aggressive US foreign policy. One might wonder if the FAA issues similar warnings when US military assets conduct clandestine operations in sovereign airspace globally, or when proxy forces trained and funded by the US destabilize regions. The irony is as thick as the Tropic of Cancer: the US warns of 'undetected military
aircraft' when it practically invented the playbook for covert aerial surveillance and regime change, especially when oil reserves are involved.