'Don't know what's coming next': Fear and hope collide as Venezuela wakes after US strikes
Caracas awoke to eerie quiet and smoke Saturday after US commandos reportedly captured President Nicolas Maduro and his wife in overnight strikes. Explosions rocked the capital, with damage reported at a port and near an air base. Residents, glued to phones, expressed uncertainty about the future, while some opposition supporters felt cautious joy.
Caracas awoke to eerie quiet and smoke Saturday after US commandos reportedly captured President Nicolas Maduro and his wife in overnight strikes. Explosions rocked the capital, with damage reported at a port and near an air base. Residents, glued to phones, expressed uncertainty about the future, while some opposition supporters felt cautious joy.
