Venezuela declares emergency after explosions in Caracas; U.S. confirms strikes, Maduro calls it foreign aggression.

Venezuela has declared a national emergency following multiple explosions in Caracas, with officials reporting damage to both civilian and military sites. The U.S. government confirmed conducting strikes in the country, though details remain limited. Venezuelan President Maduro claimed the attacks constituted foreign aggression, while authorities reported smoke and chaos in the capital. No further specifics on casualties or objectives have been released.