Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has landed in the United States after his capture by U.S. forces … though we haven’t seen a clear image of him yet since touching down.

A plane carrying the deposed Latin American leader and his wife Cilia Flores arrived at Stewart Air National Guard Base in New York Saturday afternoon, according to CNN … and, after a long time on the tarmac, there’s finally been some movement.

There’s a flurry of activity on the stairs leading up to the craft … with the group slowly making their way down to ground level.

It’s hard to tell exactly where Maduro is in the clip … but a follow-up vid clearly shows the massive law enforcement force taking him into custody.

NBC News reports Maduro’s scheduled to be taken by helicopter to a location in NYC where he will be processed and then transported to MDC Brooklyn ahead of a court appearance — which could go down as early as Monday.

As you know … President Donald Trump announced the large-scale operation carried out in Venezuela and Maduro’s capture on Truth Social before speaking at length about the operation at Mar-a-Lago.

Maduro and Flores have been indicted on drugs and weapons charges … and Trump shared a photo of him in custody — a blindfold and huge headphones cutting off his senses.