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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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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 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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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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Why has Trump attacked Venezuela? What we know so far as Maduro captured
Tensions are ramping up as Trump has captured Venezuela’s leader Nicolas Maduro and launched a “large-scale” strike on the South American nation last night
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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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theguardian.com
Why has US attacked Caracas and captured Venezuela’s president?
Trump’s unprecedented capture of Nicolás Maduro follows months of military campaign and years of strained relationship
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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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The ‘Putinization’ of US foreign policy has arrived in Venezuela
Trump is no longer bending the rules – he is demolishing them, with consequences far beyond Caracas
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Venezuela in state of emergency after US strikes and 'capture' of Maduro – video report
Trump has announced that US forces 'captured' the Venezuelan president after overnight explosions rocked the capital, Caracas
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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
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cnbc.com
Trump's removal of Maduro prompts questions from Congress
Congressional lawmakers say they were not briefed before President Donald Trump launched a land attack on Venezuela and deposed President Nicolas Maduro.
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What we know about the US attack on Venezuela – video analysis
Latin America correspondent Tom Phillips on the historic US strikes against Venezuela and the hopes and fears of the country's impoverished people
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Removal Of Nicolas Maduro Opens Potential Power Vacuum In Venezuela
It is unclear how Trump plans to oversee Venezuela.
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US to run Venezuela for now, Trump says after capturing Maduro in audacious attack
President Donald Trump warned the US is ‘“prepared to do a second wave, a much bigger wave’ than the first attack
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Trump news at a glance: outcry and questions after US attack on Venezuela
With Nicolás Maduro in US custody, Donald Trump says ‘we will run’ Venezuela until ‘a safe, proper and judicious transition’ can be made – key US politics stories from 3 January…
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aljazeera.com
Maduro ‘captured’ and taken to New York; Trump says US will ‘run’ Venezuela
The United States has bombed Venezuela and toppled Nicolas Maduro, who was seized and taken to New York.
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arabnews.com
Venezuelans wonder who’s in charge as Trump claims contact with Maduro’s deputy
CARACAS: Venezuelans on Saturday scrambled to understand who was in charge of their country after the US military captured President Nicolás Maduro, ousting the strongman who had…
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lemonde.fr
US intervention in Venezuela marks new blow to dying international order
Venezuela's allies condemned an 'illegal act of aggression' while countries aligned with the US urged restraint but sought to avoid directly criticizing Donald Trump.
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How the US attack on Venezuela, abduction of Maduro unfolded
After months of planning, US forces, with 150 jets taking off from 20 airbases, undertook an operation to seize Maduro.