Southern Command

Southern Command is central in U.S.-Latin American relations, focusing on military actions in the Caribbean, diplomatic tensions with Cuba and Venezuela, and drug enforcement operations.

Trump Commends Cuban Raft Refugees: "They Braved Shark-Infested Waters"

Published on 2/3/2026

Trump Hails U.S. Military Might Following Capture of Venezuelan Leader

Published on 1/7/2026

Russia Warns U.S. Against Naval Blockade on Venezuela

Published on 12/29/2025

U.S. Southern Command Demonstrates Military Might in the Caribbean Following Trump's Warning to Maduro

Published on 11/29/2025

Trump Declares Decision on Potential Military Action Against Venezuela

Published on 11/15/2025

José Daniel Ferrer Cautions Trump: "Neglect Could Lead to Nuclear Threat from Russia to Maduro"

Published on 11/8/2025

Diplomatic Clash Between Díaz-Canel and Washington Ahead of UN Embargo Vote

Published on 10/23/2025

Cuban Leader Díaz-Canel Hints at Military Support for Maduro: "We Must Give Everything for Venezuela"

Published on 10/17/2025

Maduro Uses His "Bolivarian English" to Address Trump Once Again

Published on 10/16/2025

Donald Trump Announces CIA Operations in Venezuela, Hints at Potential Ground Intervention

Published on 10/15/2025

U.S. Sinks Suspected Drug Vessel: Three Dead in International Waters

Published on 9/20/2025

Gustavo Petro Condemns U.S. Military Action in the Caribbean as "Murder"

Published on 9/4/2025

Díaz-Canel Criticizes U.S. Military Presence in the Caribbean: "A Show of Disdain"

Published on 8/21/2025

U.S. Embassy Head in Havana Discusses Cuban Issues with Southern Command

Published on 1/11/2025