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In this video we break down the extraordinary US attack on Venezuela that resulted in the capture of Nicolás Maduro and his wife. We explain the mysterious Discombobulator weapon that Donald Trump claims was used to disable enemy defenses, and explore whether it may have involved a sonic weapon or other US secret weapons technologies, including how U.S. forces managed to discombobulate military systems during the operation.

From the first aircraft departures to the moment Maduro was removed from his own country, we go hour by hour through how the U.S. in Venezuela conducted one of the most unexpected military operations in recent history. What is the Discombobulator weapon? How did it affect air defenses and tactical response? Could this hint at a new class of secret sonic tech?

Watch to understand:
• How the U.S. military coordinated strikes and helicopter insertions in Venezuela
• Why defenders reportedly couldn’t fire Russian or Chinese missiles
• What Trump meant when he said the device made enemy equipment “not work”
• How a small team moved in to capture Maduro in minutes
• Speculation on the capabilities of this so‑called Discombobulator

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