Powerful explosions have struck parts of Caracas, Venezuela, overnight, with multiple military-linked locations reportedly hit amid what observers describe as a major U.S. military operation targeting strategic installations in the capital.
Residents reported loud detonations, low-flying aircraft and widespread power outages near key security zones, including areas around major bases and transport corridors.
While visuals and field reports circulating online suggest activity consistent with coordinated strikes, official confirmation from the U.S. or Venezuelan governments has not yet been issued. However, military-tracking analysts note unusual aircraft movements and communications silence consistent with active combat operations.
Emerging battlefield chatter also claims that U.S. aircraft operating near Venezuelan airspace may have disabled transponders, and that ground forces may have been deployed to secure military installations, though these elements remain unconfirmed as of press time.
OYOGist.com observes that the developments come amid escalating tensions between Washington and Caracas, alongside recent U.S. security posturing in the Caribbean region. International reactions and diplomatic responses are expected as clarity emerges over the scale and objectives of the operation.
This is a developing story, OYOGist will continue to monitor verified updates and provide real-time coverage as new information becomes available.
