While speaking about the impact of the U.S. operation in Venezuela earlier this year, I recounted a conversation that I had with Argentine President Javier Milei during the 30th anniversary of the AMIA bombing.

Milei asked me, "What's the largest Iranian embassy in the world?"

He knows I'm Venezuelan, and I thought maybe China, maybe Lebanon, maybe Iraq.

He said, "No, it's in Caracas." And he said, "What do you think they’re doing? They're not doing trade relations there."

Anyone who has been in Venezuela over the last 20 years knows that the entire intelligence architecture is Cuban. And anyone who has close friends in the Israeli intelligence community knows that much of the billions of dollars every year that flows to Hezbollah comes through drug trafficking, facilitated mostly through Venezuela.

I think we should hope to see a huge alteration in the way those three geostrategic adversaries are benefiting from the raping and degradation of a country in our own backyard.