Kaine, Warner Condemn U.S. Strike on Venezuela

In pictures: US military conducts ‘large-scale strikes’ on Venezuela

The US struck Venezuela and captured its long-serving president, Nicolás Maduro, on Saturday, President Donald Trump said, after months of pressuring him over accusations of drug-running and illegitimacy in office. Washington has not made such a direct intervention in Latin America since the invasion of Panama in 1989 to depose military leader Manuel Noriega, over similar allegations. F-22, C-130 and F-35 aircraft are seen at the former Rooseve…

Kaine, Warner condemn U.S. strike on Venezuela

Virginia's two U.S. Senators condemned President Trump's military strike in Venezuela, urging Congress to reassert its war powers as tensions escalate in the region.

BREAKING: Explosions, Blacked Out Chinooks Seen Over Venezuela, Reports of Large-Scale Military Strikes

Something big is going on in Venezuela right now, but so far there is no confirmation of who is doing the attacking. The assumption is obvious: a large-scale US military operation against Maduro's regime, which President Trump has repeatedly threatened.

Explosive Tensions: U.S. Strikes in Venezuela Amid Conflict Over Resources

Tensions soar as the U.S. conducts strikes in Venezuela, targeting key regions including Caracas. President Maduro declares a national emergency, mobilizing defense forces. The strikes highlight President Trump's ongoing conflict with Maduro, linked to rigged elections and control over Venezuelan resources.

Richmond Reacts to Venezuela Action as Warner, Kaine Speak Out

Richmond activists gathered at Maggie Walker Memorial Plaza and the federal courthouse to protest U.S. military action in Venezuela. Organized by the Party for Socialism and Liberation and Virginia Defenders, the demonstrations coincided with public statements from Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine questioning the legality and consequences of the intervention.