💨 Abstract
commandos bombed Venezuela and captured President Nicolas Maduro in a dawn raid, leaving residents shocked and uncertain. Streets in Caracas were deserted, with smoke rising from key locations. Some residents stocked up on supplies, while opposition supporters expressed a mix of fear and joy. President Donald Trump confirmed Maduro's capture, marking the first U.S. military intervention in the region since 1989.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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