U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife were captured following what he described as “large-scale military strikes” carried out by the United States in Venezuela. The statement was made through a post on his social media platform.See more…
According to Trump, the operation was successfully conducted with the involvement of U.S. forces and law enforcement agencies. He alleged that Maduro and his wife were removed from Venezuela after their capture, without providing specific details about their current location.
Prior to Trump’s announcement, explosions and attacks were reported in the capital Caracas and other parts of the country. Venezuelan authorities confirmed unrest and damage, while declaring a state of heightened security nationwide.
The Venezuelan government has denied Trump’s claims, calling them propaganda and foreign aggression. Officials stated that Nicolás Maduro remains in the country and continues to carry out his duties as president.
So far, there has been no independent international confirmation of Maduro’s alleged capture, and the situation remains unclear as the global community closely monitors the unfolding events in Venezuela.
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