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Barbadians have their say on the presence of the United States Navy in Caribbean waters.

Barbadians have their say on the presence of the United States Navy in Caribbean waters.

September 3, 2025
12:35 pm

The US military made its presence felt yesterday after its Commander in Chief Donald Trump released a video showing a Navy strike on a boat in Caribbean waters which he claimed was smuggling drugs out of Venezuela.

Eleven Venezuelan nationals were reportedly killed in the strike.

But how do Barbadians feel about the US presence in Caribbean waters?

Starcom Network News took to the streets of the nation’s capital to hear their views.

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