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Golden Ten Data, January 3rd – According to CNN, U.S. Senator Brian Schatz, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warned that the United States should not intervene in Venezuelan affairs after receiving reports of an explosion in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. He stated that the U.S. "has no vital national interests in Venezuela and therefore does not need to go to war." Schatz was one of the first U.S. lawmakers to respond to the explosion. He said, "We should have already learned our lesson and not repeat such foolish mistakes. And he is not even willing to explain to the American people what exactly happened." These remarks appeared to be directed at Trump.

Golden Ten Data, January 3 – According to CBS, U.S. officials have confirmed that Trump ordered airstrikes on locations within Venezuela, including military facilities. According to the latest report from The New York Times, U.S. President Trump is currently at Mar-a-Lago in Florida. In addition, according to the White House, on the evening of January 2 local time, Trump received a national security briefing. (Global Times)

Golden Ten Data reported on January 3 that Colombian President Petro posted on social media, revealing the known situation of the attack on Venezuela that day. In his post, Petro stated that at least 10 targets, including the parliament building, central Caracas, and El Atillo Airport, were bombed. The mountain military camp in Catia La Mar and the Igrote helicopter military base were among those destroyed. In addition, there was a power outage in the southern area of Caracas.