A report has surfaced from a source who claims to have witnessed the U.S. operation aimed at capturing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. According to this individual, who identifies himself as a security guard at the Caracas military base, the U.S. employed acoustic weapons during the mission to incapacitate opposing forces.
White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt shared details from interviews regarding this incident on X and encouraged followers to take a look at the report. The witness described a chaotic scene: “We were on alert, but suddenly all our radar systems just shut down—no explanation at all. Then, we saw drones hovering above us. We froze, not knowing how to respond.”
Several witnesses reported observing around 20 U.S. soldiers descending onto the base from approximately eight helicopters.
The guard went on to note, “They were very technologically advanced. It was something we had never encountered before.” He lamented, “There were hundreds of us, but it felt like we didn’t stand a chance. They were so precise in their fire, it was as if each soldier was unleashing a barrage of 300 rounds per minute.”
Describing the U.S. tactics, the witness mentioned a type of sonic weapon that the American troops directed against the Venezuelan forces.
“At one point, they activated something. I can’t put it into words,” he recalled. “It was this extremely intense sound wave. Suddenly, it felt like my head was going to burst open.”
He added that the overwhelming sonic assault caused severe physical reactions: “We all began bleeding from our noses. Some were even vomiting blood. We collapsed, utterly incapacitated.” His claims continued, saying, “Those 20 men managed to take out hundreds of us without suffering a single loss on their side. It felt like we had no means to combat their superior technology. I swear, I’ve never seen anything like it.”
The White House has not provided immediate clarification on whether Levitt’s sharing of the witness statements implies confirmation of the events described. The Pentagon is also yet to respond to inquiries regarding the potential use of sonic or energy weapons in this operation in Venezuela.
