In a dramatic turn of events, U.S. forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife during a military operation, marking a significant development in the long-standing tension between the two nations. The operation, led by Delta Force, resulted in no U.S. casualties and was met with mixed reactions, from celebrations among Venezuelan exiles and opposition supporters to criticism from Democrats and other nations. The U.S. has been building up forces in the Caribbean and seizing oil tankers, with President Trump warning Maduro to stop trafficking and return stolen oil. The operation mirrors the 1990 Noriega capture in Panama, both over drug charges. Venezuela has declared emergency and demanded proof of life for Maduro, while Russia and Brazil have condemned the operation, and Argentinas president has cheered the move. Officials have stated that no more strikes are planned, urging Venezuelas interim leaders to end drug ties and rejoin the world. Checkout Solipillow.com

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