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Venezuela’s Missile Sites GO LIVE as U.S. Forces Push Closer — What Happened Next Will Shock You

At 5:12 a.m. off the coast of Puerto Cabello, a routine maneuver by a U.S. Navy surface action group triggers a massive response from Venezuelan coastal defenses. What looks like a standoff between rusting missile batteries and a multi-billion dollar American fleet is actually a masterclass in modern deterrence.
In this video, we break down the tactical reality of a high-stakes naval encounter. We analyze the capabilities of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, the AN/SPY-1D Aegis radar, and the E-2D Advanced Hawkeye. Discover how the U.S. Navy uses passive listening, electronic warfare (EW), and "denial" tactics to dismantle an opponent's kill chain before they even fire.
From the cockpit of a Venezuelan Su-30MK2 to the combat information center of a U.S. destroyer, witness how information dominance turns the tide of battle. This is an analysis of cost asymmetry, sensor fusion, and why the most powerful weapon in modern warfare is often silence.
00:00 - The Setup: 5:12 A.M. off Puerto Cabello
01:15 - The Arleigh Burke Destroyer vs. Coastal Batteries
02:30 - Aegis Radar & The Invisible Submarine Threat
03:45 - 05:15 A.M: The Electronic Spectrum "Goes Live"
04:50 - 05:23 A.M: Su-30 Fighters Launch & US Response
06:10 - 05:34 A.M: Breaking the Kill Chain (Jamming & EW)
07:25 - 05:41 A.M: The "Fog of War" & Induced Doubt
08:40 - 05:56 A.M: Withdrawal & Intelligence Collection
09:55 - Strategic Analysis: Deterrence by Denial
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