JUST IN: Four Confirmed Sites Hit by US Forces in Venezuela

At least four sites have been confirmed to have been targeted and hit in the US invasion of Venezuela and capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro on Saturday.

US Aircraft executed the strikes, and US troops were deployed to the ground during the attack.

Trump announced the invasion and capture of Maduro and his wife early on Saturday morning, and the two have since been indicted in the Southern District of New York, the Gateway Pundit reported.

Trump told Fox that no US forces were killed in the operation, and he personally watched it in the middle of the night from Florida.

This morning, Trump revealed how Maduro was “bum rushed” by US military forces and unable to escape, then transported via helicopter to the USS Iwo Jima, where is being held en route to New York for trial.

WATCH: Trump Says US was Prepared for Second Strike with “Armada like Nobody’s Ever Seen Before” – Maduro was “Bum Rushed So Fast” He Couldn’t Hide and Taken Via Helicopter onto Ship – Warns Mexico, “Something’s Gonna Have to be Done”

The strikes began around 2 am on Saturday. Low-flying aircraft and explosions were reported across Venezuela's capital, Caracas.

WATCH:

Now, four sites have been confirmed to be hit based on nearby footage and photographs.

Per BBC:

Since early this morning, BBC Verify have been working through a number of videos showing explosions, fire and smoke in various locations around Caracas to identify which sites have been targeted.

So far, we have confirmed four locations.

Generalissimo Francisco de Miranda Air Base aka La Carlota - footage filmed at a distance shows two plumes of smoke and an explosion close to this military airfield in Caracas

Port La Guaira - Caracas' main conduit to the Caribbean Sea, located in Miranda state. Footage filmed nearby shows several plumes of smoke rising into the air, and at least one fire burning

Higuerote Airport – also located in Miranda state, just east of Caracas. Footage filmed from two angles shows fire and repeated flashes on the ground, a possible indication of secondary explosions

Fuerte Tiuna - The Getty news agency has released images of fire burning in the direction and damage to vehicles at this key military facility in Caracas. Nasa satellites also detected heat signatures in the area at around the time that the US strikes took place

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