For decades the United States has been interdicting drug vessels in the Caribbean. As I have said many times, the United States can’t simply interdict its way out of this. So far, the United States has carefully avoided striking any target that could destabilize the country or risk provoking an internal armed conflict. Even now, in spite of the tensions, the United States and Venezuela are cooperating on the president’s migration agenda. And would any strikes inside Venezuela be limited to only counternarcotics targets or could they include Venezuelan military installations?