US seizes Maduro's private jet, says it was illegally purchased
In a significant move, the US government seized Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's private jet in the Dominican Republic and brought it to Florida. The plane was allegedly purchased illegally through a shell company. This step comes amid disputed election results and widespread protests against Maduro's administration. Aircraft tracking site Flight Radar 24 showed that the jet flew from Santo Domingo to Fort Lauderdale on Monday morning.
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In a significant move, the US government seized Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's private jet in the Dominican Republic and brought it to Florida. The plane was allegedly purchased illegally through a shell company. This step comes amid disputed election results and widespread protests against Maduro's administration. Aircraft tracking site Flight Radar 24 showed that the jet flew from Santo Domingo to Fort Lauderdale on Monday morning. 
