The US Navy sent the shores of Venezuela at least eight warships, with several thousand servicemen, writes Financial Times, citing sources.
Earlier it was reported that US forces sent three warships.
"According to the situation, the US Navy has sent at least seven ships to the region, including three-controlled missile mines, one landing attack ship and one managed rocket cruiser. In addition, according to one source, a rapid attack of a nuclear engine has been installed, "writes the publication, calling an unusual accumulation such as the naval potential.
According to one of the sources, two managed missile mines, uss Jason Dunham and USS Gravely are now at the shores of Venezuela. The third miner, USS Sampson is now in the Pacific Ocean, in the south of Panama, an anonymous American official.
