The brewing confrontation between the US and Venezuela may spark a major war

The article warns that the US is accelerating its military buildup near Venezuela under the pretext of the war on drugs, signaling an imminent confrontation that could trigger a regional war similar to the Cuban Missile Crisis. There is a possibility of US military strikes on targets in the outskirts of Venezuela and the possibility of violent reactions from Venezuela. Only international law can prevent the Trump administration from taking any reckless actions in this direction. But did the US respect the bottom line of international law in its recent attacks on Iran? With no evidence, the US attacked a ship near Venezuelan waters using drug trafficking as an excuse, resulting in the deaths of over ten people on board. What does this action amount to?