Several Americans detained in Venezuela were released in a move seen as a gesture toward peace.

The Trump administration announced that several Americans detained in Venezuela have been released, though details about their identities, detention conditions, or exact timing were not provided. The move follows a statement from Venezuela’s National Assembly head saying a “significant number” of foreign detainees would be freed as a gesture toward “seeking peace” after a recent military operation. The U.S. welcomed the releases but did not confirm if they were linked to negotiations or unilateral Venezuelan action. The development marks a shift in Venezuela’s handling of foreign nationals, though broader diplomatic tensions remain.