U.S. Airstrikes in Venezuela: President Maduro Captured in Controversial Operation
The United States reportedly conducted airstrikes in Venezuela, with President Trump claiming that President Nicolás Maduro and his wife were captured following explosions and fires in Caracas. The operation was said to be in conjunction with U.S. Law Enforcement, and Maduro and his wife have been indicted on various charges in New York. The Venezuelan government accused the U.S. of military aggression, leading to casualties and demands for proof of life for Maduro and his wife. The situation escalated as videos of explosions circulated on social media, and the U.S. has been increasing pressure on Maduro's government, accusing him of drug trafficking. The capture of Maduro was seen as a significant development by U.S. officials, while Democrats criticized the action as unjustified and illegal. Regional reactions varied, with some leaders denouncing the attack and others showing support for the operation.