US EditionLeavitt Reposts Insider Account on X that Alleges U.S. Used Sonic Weapons in Maduro Raid
The White House amplified unverified reports of sonic weapons causing bleeding and incapacitation during the U.S. raid to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.
- This past week the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope captured a striking shockwave around a dead star, which astronomers say is `never seen before` and includes a wobbling outflow jet at VV 340a challenging current models.
- Archaeologists in southern Ukraine uncovered a mysterious red toxic substance in a 2,000-year-old grave, which researchers say confirms a once-unknown ancient burial practice.
- Scientists and available intelligence reviewed claims that online rumor posts alleging a `secret sonic weapon` were used during the U.S. capture of Nicolas Maduro question those claims.
- Explosions and U.S. warplanes over Caracas prompted colectivos to rush for arms and mobilize, while members expressed confusion and accused close allies of betrayal watching online reconstructions.
- Grouped in a single roundup, The Debrief highlighted astronomy anomalies, archaeological toxic finds, and sonic-weapon rumors prompting debate among astronomers, archaeologists, and available intelligence analysts.
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AlKhaleej Today‘They’ll have to kill us first’: Venezuela’s armed colectivos vow resistance after US raid
CARACAS, Jan 14 — When explosions boomed in the night and US warplanes roared in the sky over Caracas, Jorge Suarez and his companions rushed fearfully for their guns.For these members of the “colectivos” — armed loyalists of the leftist leadership — the US raid that ousted Nicolas Maduro as their president was the most dramatic challenge yet.“We’re not used to it — it was like a bestseller, like something out of a movie,” said Suarez, in black …
What we know about rumor US used sonic weapon during Venezuela attack
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt fueled the rumor when she shared an unsourced X post. The post What we know about rumor US used sonic weapon during Venezuela attack appeared first on WNYmedia Network - Buffalo, NY.
US special forces in Venezuela captured President Nicolás Maduro using new technology that disabled his entire security detail and allowed two dozen US soldiers to easily overwhelm hundreds of defenders at the base where Maduro had taken refuge, according to one of the guards, who said the Venezuelan leader's bodyguards "didn't stand a chance."
Venezuela's furious street forces ready to 'fight' after US raid
CARACAS — When explosions boomed in the night and US warplanes roared in the sky over Caracas, Jorge Suarez and his companions rushed fearfully for their guns. For these members of the “colectivos” — armed loyalists of the leftist leadership — the US raid that ousted Nicolas Maduro as their president was the most dramatic challenge yet. “We’re not used to it — it was like a bestseller, like something out of a movie,” said Suarez, in black sungla…
Mysterious 'sonic weapon' used by US military in Venezuela: Report
A new report claims that the U.S. military used a “sonic weapon” or a similar mystery weapon during the operation President Donald Trump ordered on January 3 to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. On Saturday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt shared a post on X, formerly Twitter, featuring an eyewitness account of the recent U.S. military operation in Venezuela. “Stop what you are doing and read this,” Leavitt tweeted. The e…
Does Russia have a weapon similar to the one used to kidnap Maduro?: EADaily
EADaily, January 13th, 2026. According to military expert Dmitry Boltenkov, quoted by Izvestia, Russia has an analogue of the weapon that US special forces used to kidnap Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. We are talking about infrasound weapons with the name "Whisper".
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