Professor John Mearsheimer analyzes the seismic moment as Venezuela strikes back, deploying Russian missiles that directly challenge U.S. naval power at sea. This explosive discussion examines how advanced Russian weaponry in Venezuela’s arsenal threatens American maritime dominance in the Caribbean and beyond. Sachs reveals the strategic implications of this military escalation, exploring Russia’s calculations, Venezuela’s defensive strategy, and the fragile balance preventing superpower confrontation. Discover how anti-ship missile systems change regional power dynamics, why the U.S. Navy faces unprecedented vulnerabilities, and what this means for hemispheric security. Essential analysis of a brewing crisis that could redefine American military supremacy and trigger dangerous escalations with global consequences.
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