US-Venezuela military buildup tests Puerto Rico’s painful past

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In December 2025, the United States increased its military presence in Puerto Rico, deploying 10,000 troops, advanced aircraft, drones, and the USS Iwo Jima. This buildup occurs as the Trump administration prepares for a potential conflict with Venezuela over alleged drug trafficking. The increased military activity is taking place on an island already impacted by decades of military pollution. The renewed presence has resurfaced historical grievances related to the US military's impact on Puerto Rico. The purpose of the buildup is to prepare for a possible clash with Venezuela.
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