President Trump has refused to rule out the possibility of military operations in Venezuela as the U.S. conducts joint military exercises in the region. ABC News’ Matt Rivers reports that the U.S.’s end goal in Venezuela is currently unclear. https://abcnews.link/IYgvW98 | ABC News

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President Trump told reporters Sunday that he believes he doesn't need congressional approval for potential military actions in Venezuela amid rising tensions with the country, but would let Congress know about it. "We don't have to get their approval, but I think letting them know is good," he said. "The only thing I don't want them to do is leak information that's very important and confidential and may put our military at risk." Trump also instructed Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other s

The U.S. is tightening its military posture across Latin America as tensions with Venezuela continue to rise. From Ecuador’s upcoming vote on reopening U.S.-linked bases to jungle training operations in Panama to shifting cooperation signals from Colombia, the Trump administration is shaping a broader regional strategy aimed at increasing pressure on Nicolás Maduro’s government. Opposition figures inside Venezuela say they are preparing for potential regime change scenarios as diplomatic and mil