Former Venezuelan President Maduro Releases First Photos Since US Detention
Maduro posted two photos on Sunday via social media X and Telegram, showing him in a grey tracksuit, making peace signs with both hands, and a caption stating "We remain steadfast." The photo timestamps indicate they were taken on June 25. Maduro has been held in a facility in Brooklyn, New York, since his abduction by US special forces in Caracas in January, facing charges of drug trafficking and illegal possession of firearms. This post comes just two days after Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, announced a historic oil deal with the United States, allowing the US to operate oil fields in Venezuela.
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