Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro declared a state of emergency following a series of explosions in the capital, Caracas, which his government described as an “extremely serious military aggression” by the United States.
In an official statement, Maduro’s administration said.
“Venezuela rejects, repudiates, and denounces before the international community the extremely serious military aggression perpetrated by the current government of the United States of America against Venezuelan territory and people.”
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Details regarding the explosions, including casualties and the exact locations affected, have not been fully confirmed. Venezuelan authorities are closely monitoring the situation and have called on citizens to remain vigilant.
The statement reflects the escalating tensions between Venezuela and the U.S., as Washington has previously increased pressure on Maduro’s government through sanctions and military presence in the region.
Global observers are now watching closely for any further developments, as the declaration of a state of emergency raises concerns about potential military or security escalation in the country.
