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The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is considering a long-term military agreement with Venezuela. The U.S. State Department is drafting a legal framework to govern any potential presence of U.S. forces. The number of troops and their deployment locations have not been determined, as those details will be addressed in later agreements. Washington has said that establishing military bases remains a distant prospect and that it is not negotiating the issue at present. The U.S. military presence in the country is limited to a military attaché and Marine Corps personnel at its embassy in Caracas. The discussions come after Nicolás Maduro was arrested in a U.S. operation in January 2026, amid political activity between the two countries. No final agreement to deploy additional forces or establish permanent bases has been announced.
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