US and Venezuela in high tension; Colombian president: Venezuela targeted by missile attack

Elaha Sat Jan 2026 8 months ago 792

He also called for an emergency session of the United Nations to investigate these attacks.


Meanwhile, a CBS News correspondent reported that Trump administration officials are aware of explosions and aircraft flying over Caracas. Fox News also reported that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration had banned American flights in all airspace over Venezuela at all altitudes early Saturday morning Eastern Time.


According to reports, at least seven explosions occurred in Caracas, and the sound of aircraft flying at low altitude was heard.


In another report, a CBS News correspondent wrote that Donald Trump, President of the United States, has ordered strikes on targets inside Venezuela, including military installations. Following these attacks, Nicolás Maduro, President of Venezuela, declared a "national emergency" and emphasized that the United States "will not succeed in seizing the resources of this country." The Venezuelan government has stated that the purpose of the U.S. attacks was to seize the country's oil and mineral resources.


At least seven explosions occurred early Saturday morning in Caracas, and the sound of low-flying aircraft was heard in the capital.

Gustavo Petro, President of Colombia, announced via a post on his X account that Venezuela's capital, Caracas, has been subjected to a missile attack.

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