US Conducts Bold Operation to Capture Maduro in Venezuela

Attack and Abduction That Shocked the World

In an action that has left the entire world in disbelief, the United States bombed Venezuela and overthrew President Nicolas Maduro, receiving both criticism and praise. In a press conference held Saturday at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, President Donald Trump hailed the operation to capture Maduro as one of the most "astonishing and effective demonstrations of American military power in history."

Details of the Operation

The operation, named "Absolute Resolution," was meticulously prepared for months. General Dan Caine, the Chief of Staff, stated that the American military practiced extracting Maduro using an identical model of the targeted building. At 11:46 PM, Trump greenlighted the action, and planes took off from 20 air bases across the Western Hemisphere.

Attacks and Capture of Maduro

As part of the operation, American forces disabled Venezuela's air defense systems, with explosions reverberating throughout the capital. At 2:01 AM, helicopters landed on Maduro's property, where he was captured along with his wife, Cilia Flores. Details regarding any gunfire exchanges have not been disclosed so far.

Impact on Venezuela

The aftermath of the attack has been devastating, with reports of at least 40 deaths and considerable destruction. Linda Unamumo, a resident of Caracas, recounted, "I was so scared that we had to move in with a neighbor."

What Lies Ahead for Venezuela?

During the press conference, Trump announced that the United States would "administer" the country until a new leader is elected. Vice President Delcy Rodriguez will assume the role of interim president, while the constitutional court will ensure administrative continuity within the nation. Trump emphasized that he does not rule out the deployment of American troops if necessary.