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Venezuela Air Strikes: Video Shows Explosions in Caracas
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0:51Now PlayingVideo shows overnight explosions in the Venezuela as the Latin American nation accused the US of launching an attack on the country. The first blasts were heard around 2 a.m. local time, according to residents. The Venezuelan government said military and civilian targets had been hit across three regions. The White House didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. CBS News cited US officials as saying that President Donald Trump had given the order to strike. (Source: Validated User Generated Content and AP)
Correct: The locator bug for the first 15 seconds of this video mistakenly identifies the location as Caracas. The UGC content verified by Associated Press was filmed in Higuerote, Venezuela.
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