Venezuela Attacked by United States of America, Maduro captured

The United States of America, led by its President Donald Trump, went to war with the South American country Venezuela by means of low-flying aircraft carrying out a night-long, very intensive war, which it described as a “large-scale strike” on Caracas, the capital city, as it shook awake in the dark.

The war, or what the USA called an operation, was to abduct Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. He had been captured in a joint operation with U.S. law enforcement and flown out of his country, announcing it as a dramatic escalation in Washington’s long-standing campaign against a government it considers illegitimate. The US government claimed that 'the operation' was to fight over drugs, migration, and national security; however, it is a known fact that the South American country is also very rich in crude oil reserves.

It is also a fact that Venezuela was indeed heavily funded by drug cartels & oil lobbyists under the almost dictatorial regime of its president, Nicolás Maduro. The tensions had been seriously getting on for months, if not for years.

The geopolitical tensions were getting high on the charts after the years-long conflict between Ukraine & Russia, as the oil embargo was sanctioned on the Russians. The US had relieved the sanctions on Venezuela after an agreement of fair democracy was restored in the country, hoping it will improve and respect the civilians' rights and fair trade. However, Maduro made it even worse, thereby forcing the West to 'fix' the situation. The video below, from about 3 months back, explains how the US was in the preparation of this 'operation' to dethrone Maduro.