Drones flying near Venezuela’s presidential palace set off a hail of bullets and anti-aircraft fire in Caracas Monday night, days after US forces deposed and captured dictator Nicolas Maduro.
The drones were “flying without permission,” Venezuela’s Ministry of Communication and Information said in a statement, according to CNN.
“No confrontation occurred, and the entire country is completely calm,” the ministry added, without indicating who the drones may have belonged to.
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