Venezuela President Maduro on January 3 declared a national emergency and called for a "mobilisation" of the population after several explosions were heard in the capital city Caracas amid tensions with the US. News agency AFP reported that multiple explosions, accompanied by sounds resembling aircraft flyovers, were heard around the city of Caracas. "Venezuela rejects, repudiates, and denounces before the international community the extremely serious military aggression perpetrated by the current government of the United States of America against Venezuelan territory and people," Maduro's government said. Venezuela: Several Large Explosions Heard in Caracas Amid Tensions With US (Watch Videos).

Venezuela Declares State of Emergency After Alleged US 'Attack'

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