The U.S. was "not mincing words" after seizing Venezuelan Pres. Nicolas Maduro’s aircraft on Monday.
After the U.S. authorities seized the aircraft, it was flown to Florida, based on a supply. The aircraft is the Venezuelan equal to Air Force One, although Maduro was not on board on the time.
The transfer alerts that the U.S. does "not believe he [Maduro] is a legitimate, elected leader," ABC News’ Anne Flaherty says.
