In this video, we delve into the expanding military alliance between Iran and Venezuela. From fast-attack boats outfitted with anti-ship missiles to drones and militias, Iran has been steadily arming Venezuela with weapons that could pose a significant threat to regional stability and even U.S. forces. We’ll explore how Tehran is expanding its influence in the Caribbean, using both military hardware and proxy networks to strengthen Venezuela’s defense capabilities.We cover: Iran’s CM-90 anti-ship missiles and fast-attack boats now stationed in Venezuela. The growing presence of Iranian drones, including Mohajer-6 and Shahed-style systems. The role of Hezbollah and other proxy militias operating in the region. What this means for the United States and the potential risks for U.S. shipping lanes and military operations in the Caribbean.00:00 – Intro01:00 – Ad Read02:00 – Iran and Venezuela – The beginning03:48 – Fast-attack boats and anti-ship missiles06:39 – Iranian drones built in Venezuela10:02 – An actual threat to the US?14:18 – Hezbollah in Venezuela17:08 – Channel updates