The U.S. is currently engaged in a significant military buildup off the coast of Venezuela, stirring memories of past interventions in Latin America. While President Trump has expressed doubts about the likelihood of going to war with Venezuela, he has also hinted at possible military actions against the Maduro regime. Reports indicate that the administration is exploring various options, including airstrikes on military targets and designating Maduro as a cartel leader to justify intervention. As the situation evolves, there are calls for congressional action and concerns over the implications of such military moves on regional stability and global oil prices.