Carrie Khan

Here's a bit of that.

He describes U.S.

helicopters firing missiles on what he says were not only military targets, but also civilian neighborhoods.

But he did not provide any evidence from that.

It's been swift.

Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canal condemned the U.S.

strike.

He called it criminal.

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro says his forces are being deployed to the border with Venezuela, and he's preparing for a potential influx of refugees from there.

He's called for an urgent meeting of the U.N.

Securities

Security Council, Trump allies in the region are praising the action.

We heard from President Javier Millet of Argentina, who celebrated the capture of Nicolas Maduro.

He says liberty advances.

He wrote that on social media.

And curiously, though, we have not heard from the leading opposition figure, Maria Corina Machado.

Remember, she just won the Nobel Peace Prize for her work in Venezuela.

She left Venezuela last month, and we're not sure where she is right now.

And we're waiting to hear from her.

Well, it's curious because we really want to see what's going to happen, who's going to step up in place.