Pentagon officials briefed members of the Senate and House Armed Services Committees on Tuesday about U.S. operations in Venezuela. The closed-door briefings come more than a week after U.S. troops captured now-former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Breakdown
- Pentagon briefed Congress on U.S. operations in Venezuela in closed-door sessions
- Briefings followed U.S. capture of ex-President Maduro, now facing U.S. charges 7s
- Lawmakers discussed controversial double-tap boat strike and unmarked aircraft 38s
- Calls for public hearings and more transparency emerged from the briefings 1m 4s
- A War Powers resolution vote is pending, with its outcome still uncertain 1m 39s
