Drones spotted flying over Caracas, Venezuelan air defences triggered with shots fired
The Americas,Latin America,South America,Venezuela,Nicolas Maduro
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Drones were spotted near the airspace over the Palacio de Miraflores in Caracas, Venezuela's capital, according to Spanish-language news outlets on Monday, with additional reports of clashes in the streets and shots fired.
The Venezuelan government confirmed that the drones were spotted illegally flying over Caracas by security officials, with the police firing warning shots in an attempt to deter the situation.
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