China's 'Superweapons' Fail Maduro in Venezuela, US Electronic Warfare Blamed

• Venezuela's President Maduro relied on Chinese "superweapons" for security, including JY27A radar and JYL1 3D surveillance systems.
• During an alleged US operation, these advanced Chinese systems, praised by Venezuela's Defense Minister, completely failed.
• US F-35 and F-22 jets reportedly used electronic warfare to jam and suppress Chinese radars, rendering them blind.
• China's HQ9 and HQ12 surface-to-air missiles also proved ineffective, unable to launch as their network was 'blinded'.
• The incident inadvertently exposed critical vulnerabilities in Chinese military technology, aiding US understanding of their systems.

Why It Matters: Chinese "superweapons" failed Venezuela's Maduro, exposing tech flaws and aiding US electronic warfare.