Maduro snatch turns messy: Second US failure surfaces after one aircraft out of 150 hit and damaged

A secretive U.S. raid in Venezuela has triggered deadly fallout across the region. As Nicolas Maduro was captured and flown out, foreign bodies began to surface in Caracas, forcing Havana to break its silence. Cuba confirmed dozens of its personnel were killed, marking the first official foreign death toll linked to the operation. President Trump later acknowledged heavy losses on the “other side,” while Venezuela reported civilian and security deaths amid airstrikes and helicopter fire. With casualties disputed and details tightly controlled, the raid is now reshaping regional politics and global reactions.