Venezuelan leader's son warns of traitors after father and first lady seized by U.S. in drug charges.

Nicolas Maduro Guerra, the son of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, warned of internal "traitors" within Venezuela's ruling party after his father and First Lady Cilia Flores were apprehended in the United States. He was apprehended in a military operation and transported to New York to face narco-terrorism charges. In a social media message, Maduro Guerra urged unity and public mobilization, vowing to resist what he called external aggression while emphasizing the movement's resilience in the face of leadership arrest. The United States. The arrests and charges for drug trafficking were confirmed, but no additional information about the operation or legal proceedings was released.