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Recapping our top story, President Trump set brief reporters later this morning on the situation in Venezuela.
In a social media post early today, Trump said that U.S.
forces carried out a large-scale strike against Venezuela overnight and have captured President Nicolas Maduro and his wife.
The Venezuelan government is demanding proof of life for the two.
This is NPR News from Washington.
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Giles Snyder.
Venezuela's vice president says the whereabouts of leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife are unknown.
The government is demanding proof of life after President Trump said the two are in U.S.
In a social media post early this morning, President Trump said U.S.
forces have carried out what he called a large-scale strike against Venezuela and captured Maduro.
Multiple explosions hit the capital of Venezuela overnight, causing several fires and panic among residents.
According to the Venezuelan government, the strikes hit military and civilian sites in Caracas and also in three other states around the country.
Iranian officials say they'll continue to clamp down on anti-government protesters despite warnings from President Trump that he'd intervene to help them, the BBC's Lise Doucette reports.
Protests in Iran have always been met with significant force.
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