Unverified footage and eyewitness accounts circulating on social media claim explosions rocked Caracas early Saturday, with smoke seen near Fort Tiuna, which houses Venezuela’s defense ministry, alongside reports of aircraft overhead, loud blasts, and power outages in parts of the capital. Videos showed multiple explosions across the city, though authorities have not confirmed the exact locations or causes. Online claims alleged Venezuelan defense headquarters were struck during what was described as U.S. military action, and some reports said President Nicolás Maduro and loyal troops fled the presidential palace amid the chaos, with locals in videos shouting that U.S. marines had arrived, without official confirmation. <br /> <br />#USVenezuelaWar #USAttacksVenezuela #VenezuelaWar #VenezuelaNews #USBombsVenezuela #VenezuelaBombing #CaracasVenezuela #USInvadingVenezuela #USStrikesVenezuela #TrumpVenezuela #VenezuelaExplosion #ExplosionsInVenezuela #ExplosionsInCaracas #VenezuelaAttack #USAttackVenezuela #TrumpOnVenezuela #VenezuelaCrisis #BreakingVenezuela #LatinAmericaWar #CaracasAttack<br /><br />~PR.152~HT.408~ED.102~
