The American flag language news agency reported on the 3rd that the US plan of action to raid Venezuela and arrest President Maduro and his wife had been leaked, but the US media that learned about the action plan did not immediately report it. The report quoted two sources as saying, “Shortly before the US secretly raided Venezuela on the night of the 2nd, the “New York Times” and “Washington Post” learned about this plan, but decided to suspend the publication of related reports to avoid endangering the safety of US military personnel.” The report did not reveal how the US plan to raid Venezuela leaked out.

The American flag language news agency reported on the 3rd that the US plan of action to raid Venezuela and arrest President Maduro and his wife had been leaked, but the US media that learned about the action plan did not immediately report it. The report quoted two sources as saying, “Shortly before the US secretly raided Venezuela on the night of the 2nd, the “New York Times” and “Washington Post” learned about this plan, but decided to suspend the publication of related reports to avoid endangering the safety of US military personnel.” The report did not reveal how the US plan to raid Venezuela leaked out.