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In an effort to combat drug-affiliated armed groups in Latin America, US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has declared a new military campaign.
According to reports, there are growing worries that Washington’s growing naval presence in the area would lead to land strikes and turn into a larger battle.
On Thursday, November 13, Hegseth announced the start of Operation SOUTHERN SPEAR in a statement posted on his official 𝕏 Twitter. He claimed that the mission’s goals are to defend the US homeland and eradicate terror groups that are motivated by drugs from the Western Hemisphere.
Hegseth wrote the following succinct statement: “Today, I’m announcing Operation SOUTHERN SPEAR.” This objective protects our nation from the drugs that are murdering our citizens, eliminates narco-terrorists from our hemisphere, and defends our nation.
The operation’s specifics, the extent of US engagement, and how it would vary from current military operations were all withheld by the Defense Secretary.
When questioned about the mission’s goals, a Pentagon official directed reporters to the same social media post.
According to reports, the administration of President Donald Trump has been conducting a massive military campaign against drugs in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific, using air and naval resources to blockade vessels connected to drug gangs.
At least 76 people have died as a result of US forces striking roughly 20 vessels in the region’s international waters since early September, according to US data.
The new statement coincides with analysts cautioning that the growing US military presence may indicate plans to become more involved in South American crises.
According to a CBS News story on Wednesday, President Trump was given updated options for potential operations in Venezuela, including land-based military strikes, by senior US military officials.
The information has increased worries that Operation Southern Spear would be a part of a larger strategic change that would involve Washington taking direct action on Venezuelan territory in addition to marine interdictions.
Venezuela launched on Tuesday what it called a significant nationwide military mobilization in response to the rising US naval presence near its coasts.
According to Naija News, the United States recently relocated F-35 stealth fighter jets to Puerto Rico, six more Navy ships, and an aircraft carrier strike group to the Caribbean.
Caracas claims that Washington’s efforts, especially the carrier group movement, are a part of a clandestine scheme to undermine the government of President Nicolás Maduro.
Officials in Venezuela worry that the new US mission is an escalation intended to set the stage for regime change.
One of the worst hemispheric security crises in decades might be sparked by Operation Southern Spear, according to regional observers, as tensions are mounting and both sides’ forces are becoming more assertive.
The US hasn’t yet released a formal operational brief or schedule for the new mission, though.
