
US Bombs Venezuela, Captures President Maduro in Fifteen-Minute Operation
Key Takeaways
- US launched a large-scale strike on Caracas and captured President Nicolas Maduro.
- Maduro and his wife were flown out of the country by US forces after capture.
- Maduro faces U.S. charges, including narco-terrorism, in New York.
US-Israeli Strikes Bomb Venezuela Capital
US forces bombed Caracas in coordinated US-Israeli strikes.
“US captures Maduro, carries out 'large scale strike' in Venezuela: Trump Several explosions were heard in the capital Caracas in the early morning hours”
American-Israeli strikes killed 555 in Iran.

CENTCOM confirmed six American service members killed.
Trump Captures President Maduro
Trump announced his forces had captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
The US installed opposition leader Juan Guaidó as interim president.

Continental powers condemned the strikes as war crimes.
Strikes Target Oil Facilities, Kill Dozens
At least 57 people were reported killed in Venezuela.
The oil giant PDVSA warned of multi-year supply interruptions.
Trump Threatens to Run Venezuela
Trump said the US would run Venezuela.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro condemned the operation.

The UN called the strikes deeply worrying.
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