Caracas, Venezuela – Intense gunfire was reported near Venezuela’s Miraflores Presidential Palace earlier today, as security forces responded to what they described as “unauthorised drones” approaching the seat of government.
According to eyewitnesses, gunshots rang out across the palace grounds and surrounding areas, including nearby offices, residential buildings, and a national army base, creating a tense atmosphere in the city.
The origin of the drones and the potential threat they posed remain unclear. Authorities have not yet released information about casualties or damage, and investigations are ongoing.
The incident has drawn attention from both local and international media, raising concerns about security around Venezuela’s highest offices amid ongoing political and social tensions in the country.
As the situation develops, updates are expected from government authorities and news outlets monitoring events in Caracas.
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War Report: Gunfire at the Capital building of Venezuela is comfirmed. Still getting more information of what happening.
This is likely spec ops that were dropped off on the ground or were unable to get evaced in time, Venezuelan Amored can be seen in one video. pic.twitter.com/Znf9xU7YcY
— Andy🇨🇺 (@AndyGeoP) January 6, 2026
Source: Thepressradio.com
