Maduro Captured: Secret Deal Suspected as Venezuelan Military Offers No Resistance

• US Delta Force captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas during a blackout with minimal casualties.
• Experts, including Brigadier (Retired) Anil Raman, suggest a secret deal between the Trump administration and Venezuelan military elements.
• Minimal resistance from Venezuela's military, despite its capabilities like 5,000 Igla systems, points to "intentional self-restraint."
• Vice President Delcy Rodríguez, now interim leader, and her brother Jorge reportedly negotiated with the Trump administration.
• The deal likely involved the Rodriguez siblings bringing the military to their side, enabling Maduro's capture instead of his planned resignation.

Why It Matters: Maduro's capture suggests a secret deal between the Trump administration and Venezuelan military factions.