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the US captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro
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President Trump’s administration oversaw US military strikes in seven countries across the world in 2025, pursuing a Ronald Reagan-inspired agenda of “peace through strength” with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth at the helm.
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Reaction to Maduro's capture in US military action
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Spain offers to negotiate and help find a peaceful solution; Iran declares American attack "a flagrant violation of national sovereignty".
A retired Nigerian military officer, Captain Abdullahi Bakoji, has cautioned that reported efforts by the United States to weaken insurgents could pose
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‘Caught off guard’: Mass. Rep. Lynch speaks out as Boston protests US military action in Venezuela
Massachusetts Rep. Stephen Lynch says he was caught off guard Saturday morning when news broke of the attack and capture. “This came as a surprise. We had been reassured by the administration through Secretary Marco Rubio that there would be no military strikes against Venezuela or Maduro unless they came back to speak to Congress before doing so,
US President Donald Trump announced early Saturday that the US had carried out a "large-scale strike against Venezuela," claiming that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife had been captured and taken out of the country.
Russia condemned the US military action in Venezuela on Saturday and demanded "immediate" clarification about what happened to Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, who US President Donald Trump said was captured by US forces.