US EditionSatellite images taken before and after US strikes show damage at a key Venezuelan military site
Satellite images from Vantor show extensive damage to Venezuela's largest military base, confirming the impact of US airstrikes aimed at capturing President Maduro.
- President Trump claimed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife were captured and flown out of the country after a U.S. strike with the help of a CIA source inside Venezuela's government.
- Trump stated the U.S. would temporarily oversee Venezuela during a transition period, work to restore oil production, and Maduro is expected to face federal charges related to drug trafficking and alleged ties to terrorist organizations.
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The attacks were directed against military buildings and equipment in a complex where Nicolás Maduro and his wife had stayed.
The attacks were directed against military buildings and equipment in a complex where Nicolás Maduro and his wife had stayed.
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