Name: How Trump's troops infiltrated Venezuela. #Venezuela #NicolásMaduro #US #DonaldTrump #BBCNews
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American warplanes rolled into the Venezuelan capital on 3 January to carry out one of its most audacious military operations, which some experts say was likely illegal.

For months, the CIA had been watching the president, Nicolas Maduro and reportedly located him to a military site on the capital's outskirts, a facility that one resident told the BBC house Maduro in a bunker.

Satellite images of the aftermath show several buildings levelled at the base.

A series of strikes in Caracas and surrounding areas had cleared the path for the raid, hitting air defenses, radar sites and and other targets, which meant the US faced little resistance.

Footage reviewed by BBCVerify showed strikes or damage at seven sites around the capital and in neighboring states.

But homes were also damaged in the raids, and in some cases the damage was deadly.

Venezuelan officials said 100 people were killed in the strikes, including at least 23 military personnel.

seized the president and his wife, Celia Flores, and

blamed Maduro without evidence of emptying his prisons and insane asylums into the us.

President Trump said the US could stain Venezuela for years to come.