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Good morning America.

Thank you for joining us on this Saturday.

We have so much to get to on our breaking news story.

The U.S. carrying out what it calls a large-scale strike on Venezuela.

Explosions ringing out in the capital of Caracas.

And President Trump's stunning report that President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured and flown out of the country.

And this all follows months of the Trump administration's escalating military actions, including attacking suspected drugboats you see there.

We have team coverage looking at all the angles, including what we're learning about how the operation was carried out,

the U.S. elite special forces on the ground. Martha Raditz is standing by with a look at that,

and the president is set to address the nation later this morning, but we're going to start here

with ABC's Matt Rivers. Matt, good morning. You were actually off the coast of Venezuela just weeks

ago. Yeah, and we saw that the United States was building toward that military capacity to carry out some kind of strike like this, but this stunned so many overnight,

this sweeping operation carrying out in the overnight hours, not only striking Venezuela's

military right in the heart of Caracas, but capturing the country's president as well.

This morning, the United States launching

an extraordinary nighttime attack on Venezuela.

Dramatic video capturing the U.S. strikes overnight,

explosions ringing out in Venezuela's capital city

beginning just before 2 a.m.

local time. The night sky above Caracas turning bright orange, massive flames engulfing the

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