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Trump tells airways Venezuela’s airspace is ‘closed in its entirety’ as tensions rise
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Trump tells airways Venezuela’s airspace is ‘closed in its entirety’ as tensions rise

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Last updated: November 29, 2025 3:05 pm
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President Donald Trump stated Saturday morning that Venezuela’s airspace needs to be thought-about “closed” as he weighs navy motion towards the South American nation.

“To all Airways, Pilots, Drug Sellers, and Human Traffickers, please take into account THE AIRSPACE ABOVE AND SURROUNDING VENEZUELA TO BE CLOSED IN ITS ENTIRETY,” Trump stated in a put up on Reality Social.

There was no quick response from Venezuela, which maintains authority over its personal airspace, to the put up. Flight-tracking knowledge appeared to indicate a handful of planes nonetheless above the nation on Saturday morning.

A lot of airways started rerouting flights away from Venezuela’s airspace earlier this month, and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has issued a warning of “heightened navy exercise” within the space.

On Wednesday, Venezuela’s civil aviation authority stripped take-off and touchdown rights from six business carriers it accused of “becoming a member of the actions of state terrorism promoted by the USA authorities and unilaterally suspending air business operations.”

On Thursday, Trump stated the U.S. might “very quickly” start concentrating on alleged Venezuelan drug traffickers on land, increasing operations which have thus far targeted on vessels within the Caribbean Sea.

In Thanksgiving remarks to U.S. troops around the globe, Trump thanked the Air Power’s seventh Bomb Wing for its work to “deter Venezuelan drug traffickers” and stated “it’s about 85% stopped by sea … and we’ll be beginning to cease them by land.”

“Additionally, the land is simpler, however that’s going to begin very quickly,” the president added, talking from his Mar-a-Lago property.

For months, the president has intensified U.S. navy presence within the area, ramping up stress on Venezuela with strikes on alleged drug boats since early September. The navy has carried out practically two dozen identified strikes on vessels they stated have been carrying medication, killing at the least 82 individuals.

The usGerald R. Ford, a significant plane service, arrived within the Caribbean final week, rounding out a buildup of U.S. navy forces within the area that has not been seen for many years.

The U.S. final week additionally designated the Cartel de los Soles, a gaggle Washington alleges is run by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, as a overseas terrorist group.

Maduro has denied having any ties to the drug commerce and has accused the U.S. of “fabricating” a struggle towards him.

Freddie Clayton

Freddie Clayton is a contract journalist primarily based in London. 

Katherine Doyle contributed.

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