Americans in Venezuela should “leave the country immediately” as armed militias hunt for Trump fans, authorities have urged.

US-Venezuela Tensions: US Asks Citizens To Leave Venezuela 'Immediately'

Fresh claims surrounding a high-risk US operation in Venezuela have surfaced, with eyewitness account alleging the use of an unknown and highly advanced weapon. The account comes days after the United States carried out a high-risk operation targeting Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro.


Did US Use 'Sonic Weapon' During Raid to Capture Maduro?

Donald Trump accused Maduro of killing “millions of people” and alleged that Venezuela runs “a torture chamber in the middle of Caracas.”


US-Venezuela: Trump Accuses Venezuela's Maduro of Torture & Mass Killings

The UN Secretary-General António Guterres has said he is “deeply alarmed” over the standoff between the United States and Venezuela in recent months, which culminated on Saturday morning in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro by US special forces.

Ipsos Polls: 33% Americans Approve US Strikes on Venezuela

Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro will appear in a New York City courtroom today after his capture by the US military in an attack that killed at least 32 Cubans. He is facing drug and weapons charges.


Nicolas Maduro to Be Tried on American Soil, Court Appearance 2 Days After Capture

Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro will appear in a New York City courtroom today after his capture by the US military in an attack that killed at least 32 Cubans. He is facing drug and weapons charges.

BREAKING: Deposed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro To Be Tried In US 

North Korea defended its recent missile launch as a justified response to the "recent geopolitical crisis" triggered by the U.S. military strike and capture of Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro. Pyongyang framed the test as a key strategic move amid escalating global tensions following Washington's intervention in Caracas. 


North Korea Missile Launch Justified: 'Reaction to Recent Geopolitical Crisis'

Venezuela faces a leadership crisis after the capture of Nicolás Maduro. Vice President Delcy Rodríguez and Defence Minister Padrino López are currently managing the state of emergency.

VP or Defence minister? Who will take over Venezuela after capture of Nicholas Maduro

Multiple explosions, accompanied by loud noises and reports of low-flying aircraft, were heard in Venezuela's capital, Caracas, in the early hours of Saturday, according to witnesses and media reports. Parts of southern Caracas were also reported to be without electricity following the incident. The cause of the explosions was not immediately known.

WION BREAKING: Caracas Rocked by Blasts Amid US Drug-Smuggling Crackdown | US-Venezuela

Venezuela’s government on Saturday accused the United States of attacking civilian and military installations in multiple states after at least seven explosions and low-flying aircraft were reported over the capital, Caracas, around 2 am local time.
Following the strikes, President Nicolás Maduro declared a nationwide state of emergency, ordered national defence plans to be implemented and called for 'mass mobilisation'.

Venezuela Under Attack: Maduro Govt Calls for Mobilisation of Population 

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro declared a state of emergency, accusing the United States of a “very serious military aggression” after multiple explosions and aircraft-like sounds were reported across the capital Caracas. 

Venezuela Under Attack: Maduro Declares State of Emergency After US 'Attack'

Multiple blasts were heard in different parts of the city, with the first explosion occurring at around 1:50 am local time. Following the explosions, electricity was cut in several areas of the capital, leaving parts of the city in darkness.

Caracas in Darkness: Power Outages Reported in Venezuelan Capital

Tensions between the United States and Venezuela have escalated after multiple explosions rocked the capital, Caracas. Witnesses reported loud blasts and disruptions across parts of the city, raising concerns over security and stability. 

US-Venezuela Tensions: Multiple Explosions Rock Venezuela's Capital

Venezuela’s government says it rejects ‘military aggression’ by the US, after explosions rock Caracas. 

Venezuela Govt Says It Reserves Right to Exercise Legitimate Defence

The video of President Nicolás Maduro came after US–Venezuela relations worsened, with reports indicating that Washington is preparing a new phase of operations designed to further challenge Maduro’s hold on power.

'No war, yes peace': Venezuelan President Maduro dances to remix of his own speech – WATCH

Venezuelan students marched in Caracas to advocate for peace and improved relations with the United States, calling for diplomacy over conflict. The demonstrations coincided with a viral moment of President Nicolás Maduro dancing to a remix of a “No War” speech, highlighting the country’s efforts to engage youth and promote anti-war messaging amid ongoing political tensions.


Venezuelan Students March in Caracas to Promote Peace With US |Maduro Dances to No War Speech Remix

Venezuela is reportedly preparing for a potential U.S. air or ground invasion amid rising tensions between Caracas and Washington. Venezuelan forces are on high alert, and the government has announced strategic defensive measures.


US-Venezuela: Caracas Preparing for Possible US Air or Ground Invasion

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro alleges that a false flag terror plot targeting the closed U.S. Embassy in Caracas was foiled by local security forces. He claims the plan aimed to trigger direct conflict with the United States and frame his government. This comes as President Trump reportedly ends all diplomatic outreach to Venezuela, while U.S. military activity intensifies near the region. Is a new flashpoint emerging?

Venezuela's Shocking Claim: 'False Flag Bombing Foiled'

A family run zoo near Caracas dedicated to the Venezuelan flora and fauna has welcomed a new family member. The zoo is celebrating the recent birth of a female spider monkey that brings hope for preserving a critically endangered species.

WION Climate Tracker: Venezuelan zoo welcomes new family member

Thousands march in support of Venezuela government

Visitors are steadily returning to the Caracas's city center in Venezuela which authorities and charities have worked to revitalize for several years.

Venezuela: Visitors steadily return to Caracas's city centre

Gunfights between gangs and police close major roads in Caracas

A rare show of unity brought together a divided Venezuela, as people came together ahead of the beatification of a local doctor known for treating the poor during the Spanish flu pandemic a century ago. Jorge Gregorio Hernandez, born in the Andean state of Trujillo in 1864, was known as the "doctor of the poor" for his care of the needy in Caracas during the Spanish flu pandemic. He died in 1919 after being struck by a car.

Divided Venezuela comes together for beatification of doctor

For a second year in a row, the sculpture of a purple-robed Christ carrying the cross, popularly known as "The Nazarene of Saint Paul," on Wednesday left the basilica where it resides for a tour by car through all the poorer neighborhoods of the Venezuelan capital.

Statue of Nazarene tours Caracas' poor districts

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