Trump’s Campaign to Blow Up Boats in Drug War Gets a Caribbean Ally

The article discusses a new alliance between the United States and Trinidad and Tobago in the ongoing war on drugs. Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister has expressed support for the US's plan to strike against alleged drug traffickers from Venezuela, which has led to retaliation from Venezuela in the form of cutting off gas deals. The article highlights the escalating tensions between the US and Venezuela over drug trafficking, with the US taking a more aggressive approach by targeting suspected traffickers' boats. Trinidad and Tobago's involvement in this campaign represents a significant shift in the regional dynamics, as the Caribbean nation aligns itself with the US's controversial drug war tactics. The article suggests that this new alliance could have far-reaching implications, both in terms of the regional balance of power and the broader geopolitical landscape. The article also raises concerns about the potential consequences of these actions, particularly the impact on diplomatic relations and the potential for further escalation of the conflict.