40 people killed in US attack on Venezuela
At least 40 people have been killed in a US military attack on Venezuela, a senior Venezuelan official has said. He said that the dead include soldiers and civilians. President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores have been detained after a major attack on Venezuela.
Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump revealed that there were no casualties on his side in the attack on Venezuela. He said that only a few people were injured. He said that this was a very complex operation. He commented that it was surprising that such a large operation was completed without any casualties on our side. He revealed that many planes, helicopters, and fighter jets participated in this attack. He said that they entered areas that are usually inaccessible and carried out this complex operation. Trump clarified that America’s goal is to provide freedom to the people of Venezuela.
Extreme conditions for food and charging
The invasion of Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores by the superpower United States and their transfer to New York City have created a climate of extreme fear and anxiety in the country’s capital, Caracas, and neighboring cities. People lined up in large numbers to buy food. Darkness fell in many places. Public transportation was paralyzed. Many people confined themselves to their homes, fearing what would happen at any moment. Many supermarkets were closed. 500-600 people lined up at small shops that were open.
People especially reached the bread shops in large numbers as a precaution. People were also seen in large numbers at the drug stores. Along with medicines, they were seen buying the canned food sold there. People rushed to charge their phones and other electronic devices. Meanwhile, the Indian Embassy has created a WhatsApp group for the small Indian community there. Through it, it is providing instructions and instructions to Indians from time to time.
Darkness in many areas
The US strikes have left many areas without electricity or darkness. The communication system has been severely disrupted. US forces have also attacked Caracas airport, cutting off air travel for 100 km from the capital, said Sunil Malhotra, a local of Indian origin. He said people were scrambling for food, long queues had formed at shops, and there was fear, uncertainty and anxiety among citizens. He said that Fuerte Tuena suffered the most damage.
