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Venezuela accuses US after explosions and low-flying aircraft reported in Caracas – live
Multiple loud explosions were reported in Caracas at about 2am on Saturday
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ansa.it
Venezuela, forti esplosioni udite a Caracas - Notizie - Ansa.it
Forti esplosioni, accompagnate da rumori simili a quelli di aerei in volo, si sono verificate intorno alle 2 della notte (le 7 in Italia) a Caracas. Lo ha riferito un giornalista…
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aljazeera.com
Explosions heard over Venezuelan capital Caracas amid US tensions
The southern area of the city, near a major military base, is reportedly without electricity.
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repubblica.it
Venezuela, forti esplosioni nella notte a Caracas: “Avvertito anche il passaggio di aerei”
Individuata almeno una colonna di fumo. Testimoni riferiscono che è rimasta al buio l’area attorno a una base militare. Il Pentagono non ha voluto commentare: …
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elpais.com
Registradas explosiones en varias ciudades de Venezuela en medio de las tensiones con Estados Unidos
Los ataques se han reportado cerca de objetivos militares y aeropuertos. Según CBS, la Casa Blanca está al tanto, pero no hay confirmación oficial. El Gobierno de Maduro llama a…
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arabnews.com
Explosions heard in Venezuela’s capital: AFP journalist
CARACAS: Loud explosions, accompanied by sounds resembling aircraft flyovers, were heard in Caracas around 2:00 am (0600 GMT) Saturday, an AFP journalist reported. The explosions…
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theguardian.com
Venezuela accuses US after explosions and low-flying aircraft reported in Caracas – live
Multiple loud explosions were reported in Caracas at about 2am on Saturday
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bbc.com
Multiple explosions rock Venezuelan capital Caracas
Plumes of smoke are seen rising from multiple sites, though the cause remains unclear.
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independent.co.uk
Venezuela latest: Caracas blames Trump for strikes as huge explosions heard
At least seven explosions heard in early hours of Saturday morning
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Venezuela accuses US of attacking Caracas as explosions rock capital
Loud noises and low-flying aircraft heard in the Venezuelan capital and a southern part of the city was without power
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cnbc.com
Venezuela's capital hit by explosions, smoke seen
Videos circulating on social media showed multiple explosions across Caracas.
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ilgazzettino.it
Venezuela, esplosioni a Caracas: avvertiti aerei in volo. Maduro: «Aggressione militare degli Stati Uniti». Raid sulle basi militari
Venezuela, forti esplosioni, accompagnate da rumori simili a quelli di aerei in volo, si sono verificate intorno alle 2 della notte (7 in Italia) a Caracas. Lo ha riferito un…
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lemonde.fr
Venezuela accuses US of striking capital
Explosions were heard in Caracas. Venezuela's government accused the United States of attacking civilian and military installations in multiple states.
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Venezuela shaken by series of explosions in capital Caracas
Venezuela was shaken early on Saturday (January 3) as multiple explosions rocked its capital, Caracas, amid soaring tensions with the United States. At least seven blasts were…
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usatoday.com
US conducted strike on Venezuela, captured Maduro, Trump says
President Donald Trump confirmed the U.S. was behind the strike several hours after explosions shook Venezuela's capital city of Caracas.
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Aircraft fly low over Caracas as explosions hit Venezuelan capital – video
Venezuelan government confirms attacks made on the capital, as well as three other states
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huffpost.com
U.S. Strikes Venezuela And Says Its Leader, Maduro, Has Been Captured And Flown Out Of The Country
The Venezuelan government called it an “imperialist attack” and urged citizens to take to the streets.
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Flight radar shows no planes over Venezuela as explosions rock nation after US strike
Flight‑tracking data indicates a sudden absence of civilian and commercial aircraft over Venezuelan airspace early on Saturday, as multiple explosions rocked Caracas and other…
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What we know about US strikes on Venezuela
Explosions have rocked capital Caracas as the US says it captured Venezuela's President Nicola Maduro.
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Trump's move to topple Maduro is fraught with risk - what happens next is unclear
Will the US push for elections or will it try to depose more members of the government, asks the BBC's Ione Wells.
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‘Everything is silent’: Caracas on edge in aftermath of US blitz
Some suspected the attacks on Venezuela were coming, but the shock was still real and no one knows what will happen next