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Colombian President Gustavo President reacted to reports of explosions in Caracas, calling for UN to convene immediately. Petro's reaction came as blasts were heard across Caracas and low-flying aircraft were spotted in Caracas' skies. Watch the video for more.

Venezuela’s government on Saturday accused the United States of attacking civilian and military installations in multiple states after at least seven explosions and low-flying aircraft were reported over the capital, Caracas, around 2 am local time. Following the strikes, President Nicolás Maduro declared a nationwide state of emergency, ordered national defence plans to be implemented and called for 'mass mobilisation'.

By taking out the communication hubs in Caracas, Miranda, and La Guaira, the US severed the head of the snake (Maduro) from the body (the military), leaving the army confused and leaderless in the dark.

Explosions in Caracas forced people to look for shelter on the streets, while several took to social media to share videos and talk about the blasts they had been a witness to.

The capture was preceded by a massive, precise military strike on the capital. Verified reports confirm at least seven major explosions rocked Caracas early this morning, specifically targeting the La Carlota Airbase and Fuerte Tiuna (the military base where Maduro is known to reside).

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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro declared a state of emergency, accusing the United States of a “very serious military aggression” after multiple explosions and aircraft-like sounds were reported across the capital Caracas.

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Multiple blasts were heard in different parts of the city, with the first explosion occurring at around 1:50 am local time. Following the explosions, electricity was cut in several areas of the capital, leaving parts of the city in darkness.

Tensions between the United States and Venezuela have escalated after multiple explosions rocked the capital, Caracas. Witnesses reported loud blasts and disruptions across parts of the city, raising concerns over security and stability.

Venezuela’s government says it rejects ‘military aggression’ by the US, after explosions rock Caracas.

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Venezuela calls for 'mobilisation' of population against 'peacemaker' Trump's 'imperial aggression'

According to reports, at least seven explosions were heard in Caracas, prompting people to run onto the streets. As per a Reuters report, in Southern Caracas, the area near a major military base suffered a blackout.

Charges against all seven people stemmed from the May 2023 violent unrest that led to the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan in corruption case.