Venezuela Attacked by US, Country to Run by US

According to a top Venezuelan official with knowledge of preliminary casualty assessments, a large-scale US military strike on Venezuela early Saturday claimed the lives of at least 40 people. It is the number of both troops and civilians. Reported according to the New York Times. Around 2 in the morning local time on Saturday, there were multiple explosions and low-flying aircraft in Venezuela.

President Donald Trump of the United States affirmed that Maduro had been apprehended. He had also been taken out of the nation by American forces. He also claimed that portions of Caracas were darkened during the operation.

Trump declared that Washington would temporarily take over Venezuela since the president was presently in US custody. He told reporters at his Mar-a-Lago property in Florida. “We will run the country until we can do a safe, proper, and judicious transaction.” “We can always have some more else that over the country without considering the interest of venezuelans” he said.

Attorney General Pam Bondi declared that the Venezuelan president and his spouse had been charged in New York on many counts. It includes “drug trafficking and narco-terrorism conspiracies.” It was declared when they were travelling to the United States after being detained.

Key points of the US attack on Venezuela

1. On Saturday, US President Donald Trump declared that the US would assume control of Venezuela. Control until the transfer of authority was finalized. The US President declared, “We are going to run the country until such time as we can do the safe, proper, and judicious transition.
2. On Saturday, India’s Ministry of External Affairs released a warning advising its citizens to stay away from Venezuela unless absolutely necessary. It was recommended that Indians who were already in the nation limit travel and be in regular communication with the Indian embassy in Caracas.
3. Concern over the US military operation was voiced by the UN. A spokesperson for UN Secretary General Antonio Guteress stated on Saturday, ahead of a scheduled UN Security Council meeting. He said he is deeply alarmed by the operation. He calls it “setting a dangerous precedent.”
4. Also, it hasn’t been planned yet. Diplomats claimed that Venezuela and Colombia have asked for an emergency meeting of the 15-member council. They are supported by China and Russia.
5. Yvan Gil, foreign minister of Venezuela, told Russia’s RIA that the US war on Venezuela had upset the calm in Latin America.