There is more information about the US raid and arrest of Maduro. The operation was carried out at 2 a.m. on January 3rd, with approximately 150 US military aircraft involved, including drones, stealth fighters, and helicopters. They immediately destroyed the city’s power and air defense systems, plunging the city into darkness and paralysis of defenses. At the time, Maduro and his wife were sleeping in a military fortress when they were ambushed by Delta Force special operations. Upon waking, they attempted to hide in a reinforced steel safe room, but the special forces arrived too quickly and intercepted and arrested them. Trump watched this scene live via real-time broadcast. At 3:30 a.m., Maduro was loaded onto a helicopter for retreat. During the operation, one US helicopter was hit by ground fire, injuring six people, with no fatalities. Normally, the president is protected by a security detail of several hundred, but there was no resistance at the scene, likely because they had already been bought by the US. Maduro has posted a $50 million bounty, and insiders can share this reward. Currently, Vice President Rodriguez (female) is acting as president according to protocol. Trump explicitly stated he would not support opposition leader Mazado (female, Nobel Peace Prize laureate) to govern, believing she lacks sufficient popular support, and prefers to work with Rodriguez, but with conditions: one is drug prohibition, and the other is oil. The US military’s large-scale operation was not for nothing.