'We started bleeding from our noses': Venezuelan guard recalls strange weapon in US operation

Washington: The discussion about the military operation conducted by the US Army in Venezuela on January 3 is still hot. In this operation, President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were arrested and taken to America. But during this action, reports of the use of a very strange and powerful weapon have come to light, which surprised the soldiers deployed for Maduro's security.

Who is narrating the eyewitness experience?

A security guard engaged to protect Maduro said that everything seemed normal on the day of the operation when suddenly the radar system shut down and several drones were seen in the sky. Within no time, some helicopters arrived nearby, in which about 20 American soldiers landed.

In front of the unarmed soldiers, the American forces opened fire with great speed and precision, as if each soldier were equipped with state-of-the-art weapons. This young man is saying that no one had seen such technology before.

How did the mystery weapon work?

The security personnel said the technology used was what he described as a “sonic” or sound-based weapon. Suddenly a loud noise was heard and within a few moments many soldiers started bleeding from their noses, and some started vomiting. He fell on the ground and was unable to move.

He said that this impact left the security forces completely helpless – there was no strength left to fight.

What did the US press secretary share?

This thing was shared by White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt on the social media platform X as a report seen by the eyes of a Venezuelan security personnel. Re-posting it, he wrote, “Read everything that happened” and highlighted America's potential.

What was the further warning?

The same security member gave a statement that if anyone thinks of confronting America, he should think twice. He said that the technology used there has made everyone think about what kind of capabilities exist in modern warfare.

This incident raises serious questions about the security situation in Latin America and global military technology. Be it “sonic weapons” or any other advanced technology, this experience remained a memorable but frightening event for those soldiers.