Venezuela rooftop power signal base station

What the US targeted in Venezuela: Communications, depots

What the US targeted in Venezuela: Communications, depots and missile systems As part of an analysis, ABC News reviewed videos and images of the strikes.

Venezuela Reports Localized Sabotage of Power Grid; Satellite

Caracas (OrinocoTribune )—The National Electric Corporation (CORPOELEC) of Venezuela reported a “new criminal sabotage” that caused the collapse of

US Airpower Paved Way for Special Ops to Capture Venezuela''s

The capture of Maduro on a moonlit night created a power vacuum in Venezuela, which Trump said the U.S. would fill until there is a “proper transition” to a new Venezuelan

Trump says U.S. to ''run'' Venezuela following airstrikes : NPR

President Trump claimed overnight that the United States carried out airstrikes in Venezuela and captured President Nicolás Maduro.

U.S.-Venezuela Live updates: Maduro arrives in New York;

President Donald Trump said the United States will control Venezuela for an unspecified period after a U.S. raid captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

Venezuela''s Maduro arrives in New York after capture by US

President Nicolas Maduro has been captured and brought to New York to face narco-terrorism charges after US strikes on Venezuela. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has said

U.S. Launches Military Operations in Venezuela, Maduro ''Captured''

🚨BREAKING via @CBSNews: President Trump ordered strikes on sites inside Venezuela including military facilities, U.S. officials said, as the administration early Saturday

Venezuela in turmoil: What happens after Maduro''s ouster?

However, some analysts believe that Venezuela''s power brokers will likely unite, as they have in the past. “These leaders have all recognized the importance of staying united.

Venezuela Links Repeated Grid Sabotage to Foreign-Led “Hybrid

Venezuelan authorities have denounced a new act of sabotage against the country''s power grid, after four high-voltage transmission towers were destroyed Sunday night

Photos show damage at Fuerte Tiuna, the military base where

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was captured at Fuerte Tiuna, Venezuela''s largest military complex located in Caracas, on Saturday amid U.S. military operations.