Donald Trump announced a major military operation against Venezuela, claiming it to be the greatest since World War II, aimed at capturing President Nicolas Maduro, whom he labeled an ‘illegitimate dictator.’ Following the operation, which involved significant air, land, and sea power, Trump stated that the U.S. would oversee a safe transfer of power. Maduro faces new charges of narco-terrorism, and the attack follows months of U.S. pressure and military buildup in the region. Venezuelans celebrated the announcement of Maduro’s capture, marking a significant moment in U.S.-Venezuela relations.
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