Midnight Strikes: US Captures Venezuela's Maduro in High-Stakes Operation

In a bold move, the US conducted nighttime strikes in Venezuela, capturing President Nicolás Maduro. Announced by President Trump, the operation saw multiple explosions across Caracas, leading to power outages and civilian unrest. Maduro's capture marks a significant escalation in US-Venezuelan tensions.

Early Saturday, the United States executed a significant strike on Venezuela, culminating in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. The high-stakes operation, revealed by President Donald Trump on social media, involved low-flying aircraft and explosions across Caracas, the capital.

The Venezuelan government swiftly condemned the action as an 'imperialist attack,' calling citizens to rally in the streets. Amidst this turmoil, the US Federal Aviation Administration restricted American flights over Venezuelan airspace due to ongoing military activity.

This move represents a continuation of mounting US pressure on Maduro, with the Trump administration stepping up military activities following accusations of Maduro's narcoterrorism. As the international community closely watches, the future of Venezuela remains uncertain.

(With inputs from agencies.)