Coast Guard Takes Another Ship in the Caribbean

The U.S. Coast Guard is at it again, this time stopping a ship in the Caribbean Sea near Venezuela. The vessel is one of those targeted by U.S. sanctions. Three U.S. officials confirm the incident but remain tight-lipped about the ship's identity and exact location.

Not the First Time

Just recently, on December 10th, the Coast Guard seized another ship—The Skipper, an oil tanker. The U.S. claims it was involved in a suspicious oil deal with Venezuela. The operation was supported by Navy helicopters.

Why the Crackdown?

The U.S. is enforcing its rules in the waters, using its power to ensure compliance. But is this the right approach? It's a complex situation.

The news about the latest interception was first reported by Reuters, though details remain scarce. The Coast Guard continues its mission, but what does this mean for international shipping? It's a major development, highlighting the U.S.'s serious stance on its regulations.