Caracas Under Siege: Gunfire Near Palace, Drones Spark New Venezuela Fears

• Gunfire reported near Miraflores Presidential Palace in central Caracas around 8 PM local time.
• Drones spotted flying suspiciously near the President's palace early Tuesday morning, prompting security concerns.
• Security forces reportedly fired in response to an unknown drone over the palace grounds.
• The White House stated the United States is "not involved" in the disturbances in Venezuela.
• Heavy gunfire lasted about 45 minutes in parts of Caracas, with residents reporting drone sounds and power outages.

Why It Matters: Venezuela faces renewed unrest with gunfire and drones near the presidential palace after Maduro's detention.