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    Die USA greifen Venezuela an und behaupten, Maduro gefangen zu nehmen

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    1. vladgrinch on

      Venezuela’s Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has said the whereabouts of Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores are unknown and have demanded “immediate proof of life” from the U.S. According to reports from Venezuela, multiple sites in the states of Miranda, Aragua and La Guaira as well as the capital district of Caracas have been hit. Casualties and damage to military infrastructure are still unclear at this time.

      U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says he anticipates no further action in Venezuela following the capture of Maduro. It has been reported that the U.S. sent Delta Force into the Venezuelan capital to extract the sitting President without the use of conventional ground forces.

    2. SafeImpressive4413 on

      Best news of the decade, what a start of the year, 27 years of chavist dictatorships came to an end

    3. ace_098 on

      Time for Ukrainian SOF to capture Putin as well then, since abducting a president is okay. Both are in the same category of elections legitimacy as well.

    4. notthemamaa on

      I’m old enough to recall the strikes and invasion of Panama– simultaneous strikes throughout the nation designed to spread fear and eliminate all response that was not widely reported until a year later.

      War is terror no matter the side. And when America’s use of force doesn’t pause or bother to accurately count the number of its enemy’s casualties, America is conducting terrorism. See Iraq.

    5. Jumping-Gazelle on

      I guess I’d rather see Machado as legitimate president, but I still wonder: An attack on Putin’s residency is apparently not ok…

    6. RandomPolishCatholic on

      Great news! Finally this scumbag will get what he deserves! Unfortunately, likely not much will change, especially considering how previous US interventions went, expect for American companies taking all the oil of course.

    12. modsaretoddlers on

      It would be hilarious if they got the wrong guy. Maybe the palace custodian.

    14. Death_and_Gravity1 on

      This is really going to be the Idiots‘ Iraq War. They had all of the smartest neo-con ghouls in the world planning the Iraq War and it devolved into the seminal tragedy of the first quarter of the 21st Century. Now they have ’smartest‘ used cars salesmen and internet grifters planning this one. Its going to be a clusterfuck

    15. wiz28ultra on

      I don’t understand what’s going on in r/asklatinamerica , I get that he should get overthrown in a popular revolt, but so do a ton of other dictators. Hell, Saddam should’ve been but no one’s saying that the actions of the US were justified there, so why are people suddenly defending this? Is he really more evil than every other dictator to warrant foreign intervention in the 21st century?

    17. brendonap on

      Reddit in shambles trying to explain why they are upset that their imagined dictator captured an actual dictator after crying for years he hadn’t captured a different dictator.

    21. GustavoistSoldier on

      While Maduro was an awful leader, this military operation was an unjustified power grab.

    23. dotvintage on

      F*ck Maduro. I hope he rots in hell. Venezuela has been suffering for a long time because of this fucker. I hope Venezuela will thrive and Venezuelans have a happy life. 

    25. MrDundee666 on

      Kidnap. Not capture. Fucking kidnap.

      All of the US should be ashamed today.

    26. 15-cent on

      Great news for the Venezuelan people. It’s sad and hilarious watching reddit fall over itself to defend a tyrant that murders protestors and riggs his country’s elections. I don’t even like Trump, but “orange man bad” is such a dumb reason to be upset over this news.

    27. Certain-Ad-5298 on

      Venezuelan’s seem quite happy about this, parading in the streets wearing MAGA hats and waving flags – equivalent to a new Independence Day. Why are so many on this thread whining and crying?

    28. robertotomas on

      another day, another US military kidnapping. I wonder if any of the unnamed people who had to be taken with him in order to keep secret some of their clandestine actions will ever know their own names again

    30. big-haus11 on

      I don’t understand how anyone forgets Iraq, Afghanistan, Nicaragua, Pakistan, etc etc etc

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