委内瑞拉首都传出枪声，最新消息：系警方威慑性射击！特朗普称美国将深度介入，多名美高官将参与监督在委事务

Group 1 - Gunfire and explosions were reported in central Caracas, including near the presidential palace, with some areas experiencing power outages [2][4] - Eyewitnesses noted that a drone swarm flew over the Miraflores Palace, prompting the activation of defense systems, which later ceased [4] - A government source indicated that the gunfire was a police response to unauthorized drones, and there were no reports of casualties [4] Group 2 - President Trump stated that the U.S. is not at war with Venezuela but is targeting drug traffickers and criminals [6] - Trump mentioned that there would be no new presidential elections in Venezuela for at least 30 days and that the U.S. would engage deeply to restore order [7] - Economic support for U.S. oil companies to rebuild Venezuela's energy infrastructure was discussed, with an estimated completion time of 18 months requiring significant funding [7] Group 3 - Several high-ranking U.S. officials will oversee operations in Venezuela, with Trump asserting that he is ultimately responsible for decisions [8] - Trump claimed he does not need congressional approval for military actions, stating that Congress is generally informed and supportive [8][9] - The U.S. launched a military operation to control President Maduro and his wife, which has drawn strong condemnation from multiple countries [8] Group 4 - House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed skepticism about deploying ground troops to Venezuela, emphasizing that U.S. actions are not aimed at regime change [9][11] - The U.S. aims to influence Venezuela's situation without expanding military involvement [11] Group 5 - Mexican citizens expressed opposition to U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, viewing it as an unjust act aimed at seizing oil resources [12][13] - Local residents criticized U.S. actions as violations of international law and sovereignty, calling for respect for other nations' internal affairs [13][15]