Caribe en la mira: EE. UU. instala nuevo radar en Trinidad y Tobago
Kamla Persad-Bissessar, primera ministra de Trinidad y Tobago, confirmó este viernes que el Ejército de Estados Unidos sí trabaja en la instalación de un nuevo radar en el país, muy cercano a las costas de Venezuela, por medio del cual mejorará su monitoreo en el mar Caribe.
Caribe en la mira: EE. UU. instala nuevo radar en Trinidad y Tobago Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, confirmed the US Army is installing a new radar on Tobago to improve Caribbean monitoring. This installation aims to help combat drug trafficking in their waters. The presence of US Marines and military aircraft had previously been reported, following joint training exercises.
- Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister confirmed the US Army is installing a new radar on Tobago.
- The radar will enhance monitoring in the Caribbean Sea, near Venezuela.
- The objective is to improve surveillance of drug traffickers in their waters.
- US troops have been collaborating on airport modernization and surveillance in Tobago.
- Reports of US Marines at a hotel and military aircraft landings preceded the confirmation.
- Around 350 Marines participated in joint training with the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force.
- The Prime Minister met with US CENTCOM Commander Dan Caine to discuss regional security.
- Trinidad and Tobago has stated the US has not requested to use the country as a base for operations against Venezuela.
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