Venezuela’s Ministry of Communication and Information said police fired at drones that were “flying without permission.”

Venezuelan Govt Says Police Fired Shots Near Miraflores Palace After Drones Flown Without Permit

Two days after the U.S. captured Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro in a surprise operation, the world is divided. China and Russia condemn the action, calling it illegal, while Europe urges restraint and Italy openly supports it. Global markets react with surging gold and dollar prices, fluctuating oil, and geopolitical uncertainty. Protests erupt worldwide, even as some Venezuelans celebrate Maduro’s removal. What does this mean for international law, U.S. power, and the future of Venezuela?


China Condemns U.S. For Acting Like 'World Policeman' | Russia, Iran, EU React

Police arrested Javier Tarazona, director of Venezuelan human rights non-governmental group FundaRedes, two days after he held a news conference in Caracas alleging links between members of the government and illegal armed groups from Colombia.

Venezuelan police detain head of human rights group

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