NEW YORK — In a move that has stunned the global community, former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has arrived on U.S. soil following a high-stakes military extraction by American special forces. The mission, dubbed Operation Absolute Resolve, marks a definitive escalation in U.S. foreign policy toward the Caracas regime.

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The Capture

The operation reportedly targeted Maduro’s secure compound at Fuerte Tiuna. Using advanced electronic warfare to disable local defenses, U.S. Delta Force units successfully detained Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. While the U.S. maintains the mission was a surgical strike, Venezuelan officials have decried the “unlawful invasion” and reported significant local casualties.

“Under New Management”

Speaking from Florida, President Trump declared the mission a total success, stating that the U.S. would now effectively “run” Venezuela during an interim period. Key points of his administration’s plan include:

• Direct Oversight: U.S. advisors will move in to manage the transition of power.
• Oil Infrastructure: American energy firms are expected to take a primary role in stabilizing and repairing Venezuela’s state-owned oil industry.
• Judicial Action: Maduro has been transported to New York to face long-standing narcoterrorism and drug trafficking charges.

Global Fallout

The move has polarized the international stage. While Venezuelan opposition supporters celebrated in the streets of Miami and Caracas, nations like Russia and China have condemned the capture as a violation of international law. Maduro is expected to make his initial court appearance in Manhattan today.