Mystery Weapon Claims Emerge in US Operation to Capture Venezuela's Maduro

• Claims suggest the US used a 'mystery weapon' during a January 3 operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
• A Venezuelan guard described a sudden assault, radar shutdown, and troops bleeding from noses and vomiting blood.
• The guard claimed US forces used an unidentified weapon emitting a 'very intense sound wave,' causing soldiers to collapse.
• A former US intelligence source suggested symptoms align with directed-energy weapons, though no official verification exists.
• Venezuela's Interior Ministry reported 100 security force deaths, but it's unconfirmed if the alleged weapon contributed.

Why It Matters: Unverified claims of a 'mystery weapon' used by the US in Venezuela raise questions about advanced military tech.