Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro met with a Chinese government representative in Caracas, hours before U.S. President Donald Trump falsely claimed Maduro had been captured following American military strikes. U.S. officials cited by CBS News alleged Delta Force operators took Maduro into custody, a claim Venezuela’s Vice President denied, demanding proof of life.
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