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Explosions, fear and panic in Caracas after U.S. strike on Venezuela – watch videos and photos

The situation remains fluid, with international reactions and calls for calm, as residents of the capital face moments of intense uncertainty and fear

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In recent hours, Caracas has been in a state of shock and turmoil following the attack launched by the United States. Explosions have been heard in several neighborhoods of the capital, with images capturing scenes of terror and destruction.

The Venezuelan government has condemned the attack as a “very serious military action” and has declared a state of emergency across the country, while Donald Trump announced that Nicolas Maduro has been arrested and is now outside Venezuela.

Videos and photos circulating on social media show scenes of panic following the explosions from the U.S. attack, with thick black smoke rising above military installations and widespread power outages across the city.

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Fear is pervasive, and citizens are trying to find shelter or grasp the severity of the situation. Military presence in the city has been intensified, with the army and armed forces patrolling key areas.

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People dining out in Caracas when US strikes can be seen nearby. pic.twitter.com/ZchaKB5C4k

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