Trump claims Maduro was captured after U.S. military operation in Venezuela

A claim that shakes the region

U.S. President Donald Trump publicly claimed that American forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro during a military operation carried out inside Venezuela. According to his statements, Maduro and his wife were allegedly taken out of the country as part of the operation.

No official confirmation from Venezuela

As of this publication, the Venezuelan government has not confirmed the detention. Authorities in Caracas denounced a foreign military aggression and demanded proof regarding the real situation of the president. No official images or statements have been released to independently verify the U.S. claim.

Military operation and rising tension

Throughout the day, reports emerged of explosions, military aircraft flying over Caracas, and increased security presence in key areas. The situation has generated uncertainty and concern among the civilian population.

International reaction

International organizations and regional governments are closely monitoring the situation. While some actors call for a political transition, others strongly condemn the military intervention and demand respect for Venezuela’s sovereignty.

The situation remains fluid, and information may change in the coming hours as official statements or independent confirmations emerge.