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Trump’s Maduro Snatch Sparks Iran War Fears... + Schumer’s Venezuela Hypocrisy Explodes: Dems Flip-Flop on Regime Change + Trump Warns Colombia’s Petro: ‘Your Days Are Numbered’ After Maduro CaptureMaduro captured: US special forces seize Venezuelan leader
US special operations and intelligence assets executed a months in the making raid that removed Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro from power and transported him to New York to face federal drug trafficking charges
Number
32 - Cuban officers reported killed during US operation in Venezuela
Quote
"If she doesn't do what's right, she is going to pay a very big price, probably bigger than Maduro" — President Donald Trump
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Raid grew from small spy team into full scale Maduro takedown
Reporting details how the US operation to seize Nicolás Maduro was planned and executed. The stories explain the months of intelligence work, the mix of spy assets and commandos, and the operational scope that made the capture possible.
Maduro set to appear in US federal court on Monday
Maduro's immediate legal fate in U.S. courts. These pieces cover his scheduled arraignments, the Manhattan docket, and the timelines for federal hearings after his transfer to New York custody.
Trump says US will 'run' Venezuela after capture
President Trump’s public claims about US control in Venezuela and his messaging after the raid. These stories capture Trump’s statements and how he framed US authority over Venezuela post-capture.
Rubio stresses coercion not governance for post Maduro Venezuela
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other administration officials outline the post-raid strategy. Coverage focuses on using oil leverage, coercion rather than direct governance, and criteria for Venezuelan cooperation.
Legality of US capture of Maduro in focus at United Nations
Global diplomatic and legal pushback over the US capture. These items track debates at the United Nations and condemnations from major powers raising questions about legality and sovereignty.
Cuba says 32 of its officers were killed in Venezuela action
Cuban government statements and casualty claims linked to the US operation. Reporting centers on Havana's account that Cuban officers were killed and official reactions to the raid.
Protests erupt worldwide against US operation in Venezuela
Public reaction and street protests after the US operation. Stories show global demonstrations for and against the raid and arrests made at some protests, highlighting the international polarization.
Americans stranded across Caribbean after Venezuela raids
Travel chaos and stranded tourists after airspace closures tied to the Venezuela strikes. Stories document Americans trapped in Caribbean destinations and the restoration of flights.
Crude prices edge lower as Maduro overthrow casts uncertainty
Market and energy sector reaction as investors assess the implications of the Venezuelan operation. These stories cover oil price moves, market volatility, and investor sentiment.
Schumer rushes to block further Venezuela action with War Powers
Congressional and oversight responses to the raid, including plans for briefings and possible War Powers resolutions. Coverage focuses on partisan clashes and legislative moves.
Maduro held at Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn
Coverage of Maduro’s arrival in US custody and the conditions of his detention. Stories describe the Brooklyn facility, perp walk imagery, and public reaction at the detention site.
Photo of Maduro blindfolded posted by Trump sparks condemnation
The visual fallout from the arrest including images posted by officials and Maduro's public remarks during his New York arrival. Stories focus on the photos and perp walk that drew global attention and criticism.
Denmark urges Trump to stop threatening takeover of Greenland
Nordic and European alarm over US rhetoric about Greenland and US threats. These items record Danish leaders pushing back and diplomatic tensions over US comments about annexation.
Iran president declares 'We are at war' with Israel America and Europe
Unrest in Iran amid protests over economic conditions and political grievances. These pieces report casualties and the regime's violent response as domestic tensions spike.
North Korea says tests involved hypersonic weapons system
North Korea’s missile tests including hypersonic launches signal a regional escalation. Stories capture Pyongyang’s demonstrations of capability and timing near diplomatic events.
Environmental activists cut power to hospitals in Berlin outage
A suspected politically motivated arson cut power across Berlin. These reports detail the outage, the activist claim of responsibility, and the scale of disruption affecting homes and hospitals.
Swiss cops identify all 40 victims of Crans Montana bar inferno
The deadly Swiss New Year’s Eve bar fire and its aftermath. Reporting centers on victim identification, community mourning, and investigations into safety failures at the resort bar.
Gunmen raid Nigerian market killing more than 30 and kidnapping others
Deadly raids in Nigeria mark another weekend of violence. These pieces report mass killings, abductions and the security vacuum that allowed the attacks to proceed.
Asia Pacific markets set to open higher after Maduro news
Asia Pacific market moves and investor response to geopolitical shocks. Stories show market opens, share reactions and futures as trading resumes after the weekend’s events.
Venezuela cuts oil output as US embargo halts exports
Venezuela’s oil industry and output decisions after the attack. These stories track government moves to cut exports, OPEC implications, and questions about who controls Venezuelan oil.
Tennessee nurse accused of murdering two sons and grandmother then killing self
Domestic tragedy in Tennessee where a healthcare worker is accused of killing family members. These reports cover the murder suicide and community response.
UK confirms joint airstrike targeting suspected ISIS weapons facility in Syria
Western military action in Syria and planned diplomacy. These accounts note recent British and French strikes on suspected ISIS facilities and preparations for talks between regional parties.
Saudi backed Yemeni forces take control of territory from separatists
Saudi backed offensives in Yemen shift front lines as government forces reclaim territory. The stories cover gains against separatists and stabilization of key provinces.
US allies and foes fear Maduro capture sets dangerous precedent
International concern about precedent and global order after the US raid. Analysts and diplomats warn the Maduro capture could reshape intervention norms and embolden rivals.
POTUS LATEST
"Democrat lawmaker Wasserman Schultz comes out in support of Trump's operation in Venezuela: https:// justthenews.com/government/con gress/democrat-lawmaker-wasserman-schultz-comes-out-support-trumps-operation/"