'Maduro thought he was untouchable': Hegseth reveals stunning 48-min timeline of Op Absolute Resolve
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'Maduro thought he was untouchable': Hegseth reveals stunning 48-min timeline of Op Absolute Resolve
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth delivered a strong message about the US operation that brought Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro before an American judge in New York. Hegseth rejected descriptions of the operation as a kidnapping, declaring that Maduro had been brought to justice by America's best military personnel.
(360News) The U.S. military operation against Venezuela on January 3, presented by Donald Trump as a demonstration of military superiority, is again under questioning. A proposal for a political trial against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, reveals new background on the casualties suffered by invading troops and the resistance of the U.S. military [...] This entry Trump's story collapses: Seven U.S. military casualties come to light during the k…
Writing (ALN) .- The U.S. Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, pointed out that the operation of January 3 in Venezuela was a «impeccable success». «Victory in one night, victory in 48 minutes to be precise. And today he sits in front of an American judge in New York City. [...] The entry U.S. Secretary of War over Maduro: «He was not kidnapped; he was brought to justice» was first published in ALnavío.
The U.S. Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, spoke on Tuesday about the military operation that led to the capture of Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, calling it a "flawless success." Hegseth gave a press conference to international media from the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., in the midst of initiatives to bring him to a political trial (impeachment) in Congress. During his speech, he mentioned the actions of his administration, highlight…
Pete Hegseth claimed Maduro's capture and rejected the political trial against him at a press conference at the Pentagon on Tuesday.
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