Trump Claims US Used 'Sonic Weapons' in Maduro Raid; Experts Skeptical

• Donald Trump claimed the US used 'sonic weapons' in a raid to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, stating, "We have weapons nobody else knows about."
• The claim resurfaces interest in 'Havana Syndrome,' where US diplomats experienced neurological symptoms, possibly linked to sonic devices.
• Sonic weapons, or Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRADs), emit high-frequency sound waves up to 150-160 decibels, causing pain, disorientation, and potential permanent hearing damage.
• A viral social media post, shared by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, described Venezuelan guards bleeding and vomiting after a 'sonic weapon' attack during the raid.
• Experts remain skeptical, with no independent verification of the claims and the Pentagon declining to comment on operational security.

Why It Matters: Trump's claim of using secret 'sonic weapons' in Venezuela sparks debate, with experts questioning the evidence.