🇻🇪 23:40 h – Caracas
First encrypted message. The discreet relocation order is activated toward a secondary military point. Only four people know the route.

🚗 01:15 h – Outside Caracas
An unmarked vehicle transports Machado through interior routes to avoid checkpoints and cameras.

🇪🇺 02:05 h – Secondary military facility
Entry through a side access. She is given an envelope with provisional diplomatic documentation issued by a European country.

🛩 02:40 h – Dark runway
The unmarked jet powers up in silence. No civilian personnel in the area. Protected communications check is performed.

✈️ 03:02 h – Takeoff
The aircraft leaves Venezuela with no public flight plan. It enters a corridor agreed upon with the United States.

🇺🇸 03:18 h – International airspace
Two U.S. F-18 fighters flank the jet. The opening of the humanitarian corridor is confirmed.

🇩🇴 05:32 h – Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic)
Landing in a restricted area of Las Américas International Airport.
— She does not pass through immigration.
— Nordic diplomats validate her humanitarian visa.
— Quick security check.
Stopover duration: 48 minutes.

🇨🇼 06:20 h – Departure toward allied base
The aircraft departs toward a Caribbean base linked to international agreements. Refueling and final confirmation of European transit are conducted.

🛫 08:40 h – Transatlantic segment
Direct flight toward Europe. Protected communications.
The Nobel Committee is notified only when the aircraft crosses the North Atlantic.

🇬🇱 14:52 h – Flying over Greenland
Norway confirms the landing window. Full discretion protocol is maintained.

🇳🇴 17:21 h – Oslo
Landing without announcement. Direct access to private zone.
A small diplomatic team receives her.
Her arrival is made public hours later.

Around 11:44 a.m., an earthquake occurred with its epicenter off the eastern coast of Aomori Prefecture.

The depth of the hypocenter is approximately 20 km, and the magnitude of the earthquake is estimated to be M6.5.

This earthquake may cause slight sea level fluctuations along the coasts of Japan, but there is no concern for damage.

“I will be wherever the people of Venezuela have already decided.”

“[Nicolás] Maduro will leave with or without negotiations. We would prefer it to happen through negotiations, as that would be in Maduro’s best interest, but if he decides to leave or if they let him leave, we will see what may happen.”

“The Brazilian population dissatisfied with their own country is entirely welcome on U.S. soil, should they wish to advance in life, have their own freedom, and contribute substantially to the American nation.”