Sara Foster, daughter of Grammy Award-winning musician David Foster, made headlines after she shared her views about Nicolás Maduro's capture. As per a report shared by the BBC, "Operation Absolute Resolve" followed a two-hour-and-twenty-minute mission by air, land, and sea, which led to the capture of the Venezuelan leader and his wife. Sara Foster celebrated the capture of the Venezuelan President and shared a series of social media posts that spotlighted her relationship with Venezuelan families.Sara Foster shared that she'd been in contact with Venezuelan families for more than a decade. She accepted that she'd been helping these families over time, as their on-ground situation had been dire under the governance of Nicolás Maduro. Sara Foster even encouraged her followers to "learn about" the conditions Venezuelan citizens live in."People are just addicted to being mad, well while ur mad, Venezuela is happy for the first time in 25 years," she shared on X."I did not vote for Trump, not that I was excited to vote for Kamala, but I did." Foster shared."But what I have done is facilitate food, medicine, basic essentials for children in Venezuela for over 10 years. I have developed close relationships with families there, with mothers there who have watched their children die because you cannot imagine the conditions in Venezeula," she shared in detail.Nicolas Maduro Receives A Contingent At Miraflores On The Venezuelan Student Day - Source: GettySara Foster says her reaction to Maduro’s arrest was about relief for Venezuelans, not U.S. politics:31st Annual Critics' Choice Awards - Red Carpet - Source: GettyThe 90210 actress explained the situation to her followers,"You cannot imagine parents unable to get the basic essentials for their children. I spoke to families, to mothers who watched their children die on the floors of their home. Cannot imagine," shared Foster.Sara Foster explained that her celebration was in regard to Maduro being captured and not the larger picture as to how it will affect geopolitics."I've been posting about Maduro and the state of Venezuela for a very long time – over 10 years. So, before you sit and criticize – and i cant pretend to know how this will impact America, I'm honestly just so focused on the relief I feel for the people of Venezuela," she shared.As per a report shared by the BBC, the Venezuelan leader was taken to New York to face drug and weapons charges. Sara Foster urged her followers to understand the situation using empathy and not a biased political view."So before you want to criticize this and make this a Trump thing, look into the conditions and the quality of life for how people have been surviving and living in Venezuela. Venezuela is not occupied today. Venezuela is liberated today, truly. Learn about it, read about it," she shared."Again, I am not saying that this isn't the oil – all that. Ok? Maybe it is? Maybe it is truly sinister. But for the people of Venezuela today, this is a good thing. This is a good thing," she added.As per Congress.gov, the official website for U.S. federal legislative information, over the years, some U.S. lawmakers have publicly raised concerns about Venezuela being governed in an authoritarian way under President Nicolás Maduro. They reported that Maduro's government mismanaged the economy and engaged in widespread corruption.China and Iran called for the release, in reaction to Maduro and the first lady Cilia Flores capture. As per a report shared by BBC, China's foreign ministry expressed that the US's actions are"a clear violation of international law and basic norms governing international relations"Iran, an ally of Venezuela, expressed that the pair had been abducted. "It's nothing to be proud of; it's an illegal act," foreign ministry spokesman Esmail Baqaei says, according to AFP.