Venezuela has initiated a massive mobilization of its military forces amid rising tensions with the United States, particularly in response to the arrival of the USS Gerald R. Ford, the largest aircraft carrier in the U.S. Navy, near Caribbean waters. As the U.S. strengthens its military presence in the region, Venezuelan authorities are preparing for potential confrontations, engaging in large-scale military exercises and considering guerrilla tactics should an attack occur. The ongoing military buildup has sparked discussions about the possibility of a land war and regime change, with Venezuelan leaders denouncing what they perceive as an imminent threat from U.S. forces. The situation remains volatile as both nations appear poised on the brink of a significant conflict, with questions surrounding U.S. intentions and the implications for the Venezuelan government under Maduro.