Large explosions heard in Caracas, capital of Venezuela
Trump says Maduro captured: media
US President Donald Trump said Saturday in a Truth Social post that Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured and flown out of Venezuela.
Trump confirmed that the United States launched "a large scale strike against Venezuela and its leader, President Nicolas Maduro."
US senator says Rubio told him 'no further action' now that Maduro is in US custody: media
Venezuelan President Maduro has declared national emergency — media
Venezuela denounces 'military aggression' by the US
Venezuela on Saturday denounced a "military aggression" by the United States, after large explosions were heard and aircraft were seen over the capital Caracas earlier in the day.
The Venezuelan government said that the military strike targeted civilian and military sites in at least four states of the country, including Caracas, as well as the states of Miranda, Aragua and La Guaira, adding that the US action blatantly violated the UN Charter.
Trump ordered strikes on number of targets, including military ones, in Venezuela -- media
Trump administration aware of reported explosions in Venezuelan capital — US media
Trump administration officials were aware of reports of explosions and aircraft over Venezuela's capital, Caracas, early Saturday, CBS reporter Jennifer Jacobs posted on X.
US officials have not yet commented on the incident.
US officials confirm strikes against Venezuela — Fox News
Large explosions heard in Caracas, capital of Venezuela
Large explosions were heard early Saturday in Caracas, capital of Venezuela.
The cause of the explosions is unclear, while videos circulating on social media show smoke columns.
Partial disruptions to telecommunication services were reported in Venezuela's capital following sounds of explosions.
Low-flying aircraft spotted, plume of smoke seen in Venezuelan capital
Low-flying aircraft were spotted, and clouds of smoke were seen following loud explosion sounds early Saturday in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela.
Photos and videos circulating on social media showed smoke rising from multiple locations in the capital, with residents seen fleeing in the streets. The authenticity of this information could not be immediately verified.
Reports said brief power outages occurred in some areas, including a military base in Caracas.
US bans aircraft to Venezuelan airspace amid explosions rocking Caracas
The US Federal Aviation Administration early Saturday banned US aircraft from flying at any altitude within Venezuelan airspace amid reports of explosions in Caracas, citing safety concerns linked to "ongoing military activity."
Shooting reported by eyewitnesses in Caracas, nearby cities of Venezuela: media
US Embassy in Caracas urges Americans not to travel to Venezuela
