This is The Guardian.

Anyone wishing for a calm start to the new year will have had their hopes dashed at the weekend

as US forces struck Venezuela and seized the president, Nicholas Maduro,

and his wife, in a pre-dawn raid.

President Trump just announced on social media that Venezuelan president,

Nicholas Maduro, has been captured and flown out of the country.

I can't recall this ever happening, at least in modern history.

After the initial shock, many were left asking why.

And it wasn't long before President Trump held a press conference to provide his rationale for

the attack.

Maduro and Flores have been indicted in the Southern District of New York

for the campaign of deadly narco-terrorism against the United States and its citizens.

Including a very clear admission that was a surprise to hear said out loud.

We're going to have our very large United States oil companies the biggest anywhere in the world,

go in, spend billions of dollars, fix the badly broken infrastructure, the oil infrastructure,

and start making money for the country. According to the United infrastructure, and start making money for the country.

According to the president, the U.S. is just claiming what's rightfully theirs.

We built Venezuela oil industry with American talent, drive and skill,

and the socialist regime stole it from us during those previous administrations,

and they stole it through force. This constituted one of the largest thefts of American

property in the history of our country. So, what's so special about Venezuela's oil?

Will US companies heed Trump's call to help get hold of it?

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