Experiencing Chaos: A Firsthand Account of U.S. Attacks in Caracas

A resident of Caracas recounts the terrifying night when U.S. attacks occurred, mistaking the initial explosions for an earthquake. The incident disrupted a New Year's celebration, leading to widespread panic as people sought safety and information. The author describes the confusion and disbelief among locals, particularly regarding the reported detention of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. As the situation escalated, essential services like supermarkets and gas stations closed, leaving families unprepared and anxious. This narrative highlights the immediate impact of the attacks on everyday life in Caracas and the uncertainty that followed.

Key Details: • The attacks began late at night during New Year's celebrations. • Residents initially mistook explosions for an earthquake. • Supermarkets and gas stations were closed, causing food shortages. • Public disbelief surrounded the news of Maduro's detention.