By Today Latest News Update India | January 12, 2026
Editor's Note: This report is based on emerging testimonies from security personnel present during the recent military operation in Venezuela. Technical details regarding advanced weaponry remain unverified by official Pentagon sources.
In the aftermath of the swift US military operation in Venezuela that targeted the Maduro regime, shocking new details are emerging from the ground. While the world focuses on the geopolitical fallout, military analysts are puzzled by one specific detail: How did a small team of approximately 20 US soldiers neutralize a security force of over 200 armed guards in minutes?
According to terrifying accounts from Nicolás Maduro’s personal security detail, the answer may lie in a mysterious, unseen weapon.
The "Invisible" Attack: Guards Speak Out
Sources close to the Venezuelan military have released testimonies from the surviving guards who were protecting the presidential palace. They describe a chaotic scene where their radar systems suddenly failed without explanation, followed by a swarm of drones.
But the most disturbing claim concerns a physical sensation that incapacitated the troops before a single shot was fired. One guard’s account, currently circulating in local media, describes the moment:
"At one point, they launched something... I don't know how to describe it. It was like a very intense sound wave. Suddenly, I felt like my head was exploding from the inside. We were all bleeding from the nose, some were vomiting blood. We fell to the ground, unable to move."
Was it a "Sonic Weapon"?
The symptoms described—internal pressure, ear/nose bleeding, disorientation, and paralysis—closely match the effects of Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRADs) or advanced "Directed Energy Weapons".
- The Theory: Military experts speculate that US forces may have utilized a classified, portable version of a sonic weapon to incapacitate the enemy instantly without causing mass fatalities.
- Historical Context: Similar symptoms have been reported in the past (the infamous "Havana Syndrome"), though the US government has never officially confirmed the offensive use of such technology in combat raids.
The Official Stance
As of now, the Pentagon has not commented on the specific tactical equipment used during the Venezuela extraction mission. The official narrative maintains that the operation was executed with "surgical precision" by elite units.
However, if these soldier testimonies are accurate, it suggests that the United States military possesses a new generation of non-lethal warfare technology that can end a battle before the enemy can even pull a trigger.
Conclusion
Whether it was a sonic weapon, an electronic warfare jammer, or psychological shock, one thing is clear: The balance of power in modern warfare has shifted. The ease with which the Venezuelan defense collapsed has sent a warning message to other adversaries of the United States.
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