1. Command

$ npx news US-Navy-Cuba-Maduro-capture --verbose --debug-geo-politics

2. Output

> Initializing geopolitics module...

> Querying regional status: CARIBBEAN.current_state = TENSE

INFO: Detected high-value target (HVT) "Nicolas Maduro" successfully extracted via Force Delta operation.

This unprecedented military maneuver involved transporting the HVT to the USS Iwo Jima. Subsequently, Maduro was transferred to New York City to face federal charges.

WARN: Primary US military contingent initiating partial `rollback` from Caribbean deployment. Approximately 12,000 personnel remain active in the area.

ERROR: Unexpected `event.reposition_naval_assets()` triggered. Two critical amphibious assault ships, the USS Iwo Jima and USS San Antonio, have been redeployed.

Their new coordinates: Atlantic Ocean, positioned off the north coast of Cuba.

DEBUG: This appears to be a symbolic `ping` operation. The data packet is clearly addressed to the `LA_HABANA_GOV.endpoint`.

WARN: U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is still evaluating the `deploy_ground_troops(Venezuela)` flag. A decision remains pending amidst regional tensions.

A defense official commented: "Their primary mission has been completed," referring to the fleet's initial objectives. However, the official warned that the deployment continues to "balance national security priorities."

DEBUG: Interpreting "balancing priorities" as "keeping everyone on their toes, especially allies of the previously extracted HVT."

INFO: The repositioned ships remain under US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) operational authority. They maintain the capability for immediate re-deployment `at_any_moment` if the situation dictates.

+-------------------------------------------------+
| !! GEOPOLITICAL_MESSAGE_SENT_STATUS: OK  |
| !! AWAITING_ACKNOWLEDGEMENT_FROM: CUBA     |
+-------------------------------------------------+

INFO: The prior military buildup for the operation included the USS Iwo Jima, USS San Antonio, USS Fort Lauderdale, and the formidable aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford.

INFO: Venezuela's oil tankers were subjected to a total blockade and authorization for high-seas interdiction by President Trump.

WARN: Presidential claim of "the largest Navy ever assembled in South America" was considered an exaggeration by `experts.js`. Despite this, several real interdictions were confirmed, including two tankers halted recently.

3. Stacktrace (If This News Were Code)

FATAL_ERROR: Geopolitical_Engine.js: UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection: `Maduro_Capture_Success_Callback` triggered unexpected `Naval_Repositioning_Event`.

at `foreign_policy.executeStrategicManeuver(CARIBBEAN_REGION)` (foreign_policy.js:127:9)

at `security_priorities.balance()` (security_priorities.js:55:18)

at `main.js: (root)` (index.js:1:1)

Caused by: Unforeseen_Alliance_Monitoring_Condition. The system, having successfully resolved one major dependency (`maduro.runtime`), immediately initiated a new, less direct but equally robust, `surveillance_protocol` on related geopolitical entities. This behavior is interpreted as a feature, not a bug, designed to maintain network awareness post-event.

Segmentation fault? Unexpected behavior? Panic!

4. Patch Notes

• - Added: Amphibious assault capability (USS Iwo Jima, USS San Antonio) to North Cuba proximity zone.
• - Updated: Regional threat assessment parameters to include `post_hvt_extraction_monitoring_mode`.
• - Removed: Former Venezuelan president, `maduro_n.exe`, from active regional processes. Currently running `federal_charges.debug`.
• - Optimized: Strategic messaging protocol. Explicit threat replaced by `silent_warning.wav` playback.
• - Fixed: Public perception of "withdrawal" by introducing a strategically termed "repositioning."
• - DEBUG: Geopolitical latency still high; further `ping` requests to `LA_HABANA_GOV` expected for status update.